ISBN 07070 0101 3
APRIL 1989
REGISTER OF CURRENT SOCIAL SCIENCE RESEARCH IN IRELAND, 1988
Compiled by Florence O’Sullivan
THE ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL RESEARCH INSTITUTE REGISTER OF CURRENT SOCIAL SCIENCE RESEARCH IN IRELAND, 1988
Complied by
Florence O’Sullivan
Copies may be obtained from The Economic. and Soczal Research Institute (Limited Company No. 18269) Registered Office: 4 BurlinEton Road, Dublin 4
Price IR£3.00
~) The Economic and Social Research Institute, Dublin. 1988
ISBN 0 7070 0102 3 This register, which is based on replies to a questionnaire sent out in March 1988, provides information on research in progress in Irish universities, colleges and other institutions. The Institute and the compiler gratefully acknowledge the help received from the contributor’s in submitting entries and thus making possible the publication of the register.
Users are reminded that entries in the register are those provided by respondents and, hence, responsibility cannot be taken for the accuracy of the information presented. For further details of the research listed, direct approach should be made to the research worker(s) engaged on a particular project. CONTENTS
Alphabetical List of Subject Heads I,’.il
Names and Addresses of Contributing Organisations
Research in Progress
Index of Researchers 69 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF SUBJECT HEADS
Agriculture; Natural Resources 1
Business, Industrial & Management Studies
Crime; Law; Deviance
Demography i0
Economic & Social History ii
Economics 15
Education 23
Human Geography; Planning 30
Language: Communications 33
Manpower; Labour; Industrial Relations 36
Politics; International Relations; Public Administration 42
Psychology; Social Psychology; Applied Psychology 47
Regional Studies 5O
Social Administration; Social Medicine 55
Sociology; Social Anthropology 61
Statistics 67 (The numbers cited refer to the page(s) on which an organisation’s project(s) appears. The addresses of individual departments or divisions are given only where they are known to differ from that of the parent ~nstitutlon.)
A. U#1V£RSITIES AND COLL£6£S
CARYSFORT COLLEGE, Hlackrock, Co. Dublin (Tel. 888302)
Department of Geography - l, 10, 15, 30, 50, 67
CHURCH OF IRELAND COLLEGE OF EDUCATION, 96 Upper Rathmines Roa~ Dublin 6 /Tel. 970033)
Department of Religious Education - 23
DUBLIN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY, 14 Upper Nount Street, Dublih 2 (Tel. 766584)
School of Business Studies, College of Commerce, Rathmines, Dublin 6 (Tel. 970666) - 15 Department of Communications, College of Commerce, Ralhmines - 33, 42 Department of Management Studies, College of 6ommerce, Rathmines - 4 School of Home and Social Sciences, 6ollege of 6atering, £athal Brugha St, Dublin I (Tel. 747886) - 47, 55
GALNAY REGIONAL TECHNICAL COLLEGE, Dublin Roa~ 6alway (Tel. 53161)
Industrial Liaison Unit - 23
IRISH SCHOOL OF ECUMENICS, Nillto¥# Park, Dublin £ (Tel. 698607)
Department of Interfaith Dialogue - 6] School of Peace Studies, 20 Pembroke Park, Dublin 4 (Tel. 684914) - 42 School of Systematic Theology, 20 Pembroke Park, Dublin 4 (Tel. 684960) - 23, 42
MARY IMMACULATE COLLEGE, Limerick (Tel. 314923)
Department of History - 11
MAYNOOTH COLLEGE, Naynooth, Co. Kildare (Tel. 286222)
Department of Education - 23 Department of Geography - 4, I0, 11, 15, 30, 50, 55, 61, 67 Department of Modern History - 11, 23 Department of Sociology - 30, 61 NATIONAL COLLEGE OF INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS, SandfordRoa~ Dublin 6 (Tel. 972917)
Department of Industrial Helatlons - 8, 36, 47 Department of Labour History - ii
NATIONAL INSTITUTE FOR HIGHER EDUCATION, DUBLIN, O#blin 9 (:el. 37007?)
Dublin Business School, Accounting and Finance Division - 4, 36 Dublin Business School, Management Division - 4, 8, II, 15, 36, 42 Department of Distance Education - 53, 36, 61
THE NATIONAL INSTITUTE FOR HIGHER EDUCATION, LIMERICK. P/assey Techno/og~cal Park, Limerick (Tel. 333644)
Department of Buslness Studies - 5, 15, 36, 50 Department of Economics - 15 Department of European Integration and Administratlon - I, 5, 36, 42, 50 Department of Languages and Applled Soclal Studies - I, 16, 23, 33, 36, 42, 61 Department of Management Systems - 5, 33 Soclai Research Centre - 5, 24, 33, 37, 47, 50, 55
THE QUEEN’S UNIVERSITY OF BELFAST, Be~fast BT7 !NN :Tel. ?45133)
Department of Agrlculturai Economics - I, i6, 5i Department of Archltecture and Plannlng - 31 Department of Community Medicine. #ulhouse Annex, Royal Victoria Hospital, Belfast (Tel. 240503) - 55 Department of Economic and Soclai History - 8, Ii-12, 16, 24, 37 Department of Economlcs - !-2, 5, !2, 16-17, 31, 3F, 51, 55 Department of Education - 24 Instltuce of Irlsh Studles - !0. 12, 33, 43, 51, 62 Department of Nodern History - I0, 12, 43 Department of Polltlcal Science - 37, 43 Department of Social Anthropology - 2, 12. i7. 24, 33, 51, 55, 62-63 Department of Soclal Studies - 56, 63
ST ANGELA’S COLLEGE OF EDUCATION for Home Economics, Iougb Gill, S11£o (Tel. 43580/42785)
- 8, 17, 24, 31, 33, 47, 56, E3
ST WART’S COLLEGE, BELFAST, ]91 Falls Road, Belfast BH2 6F£ (Tel. 327678)
- 25, 34, 52
ST PATRICK’S COLLEGE, DRUNCONDRA, Dublin 9 (Tel. 376/91)
Department of Education - 47 STRANMILLIS COLLEGE, 5tra##i//is /load, Be~fast 8]’9 5Dr (Te/. 66527/)
Department of Geography - 31
THONOND COLLEGE OF EDUCATION, LINERICK, Plassey. Zl#erxck :Tel. 334488)
Department of Educatlon - 25, 34 Department of Physical Educatlon - 63
TRINITY COLLEGE, DUBLIN, Dub~In 2 (Tel 772941)
School of Buslness Studles - 5, 12, 37, 43 Department of Economcs - 17, 52 Department of Geography - 2, 12, 21, 52 Centre for Language and Communlcation Studies - 34 Department of Modern History - i3 Department of Pharmacology and Therapeutlcs - 37 Department of Polltlcal Science - 43 Department of Psychology - 48 Department of Soclal Studles - 8, 13, 25, 44, 56, 64 Department of Sociology - 27-38. 52, 64 Department of Statlstlcs - 38, 48, 67
UNIVERSITY COLLEGE, CORK, Cork rZel. 27M/i)
Department of Economics - 2, i8 Department of Education - 25-26, 44, 84 Department of Geography - 2, 10, 13, 18, 31-32, 52 Department of Irlsh History - 13, 34, 44 Department of Law - 8, 44 Department of Modern History - 13, 44 Department of Social Eedlclne - 56, 67 Department of Social Theory and Institutzons - 56, 64
UNIVERSITY COLLEGE, DUBLIN, Bell~e/d, Dubl~n 4 (Tel. £93244)
Department of Agricultural Economlcs - 2, 18 Faculty of Commerce, Sclence Policy Research Centre - 5 Department of Communlty Nedlcine and Epidemology, £arlsfort Terrace, Dub~in 2, (Te/. ?52116) - 57 Department of Education - 26, 64 Department of Environmental Studies, Rmhwew, Clonskeagh, Dublin 14 (Tel. 69/988) - 18, 38, 57 Department of Ethics and Polltlcs - 44-45. 64 Department of Geography - 2, 6, 12, 18, 32, 52, 64 Department of Modern History - 9, 13, 18, 38, 46, 67 Department of Wodern Irlsh History - 9, 14, 45 Department of Political Economy - 2, 9, 14, 19, 38 Department of Psychology - 28. 48 Department of Social Admnistratlon - 57 Department of Social Science - 9, 57, 65 UNIVERSITY COLLEGE, GALNAY, Galvay (Tel. 24411)
Faculty of Commerce - 6 Department of Economics - 6, iO, 19, 34, 52. 67 Department of Education - 26 ¯ Department of Geography - 32, 53 Department of History - 14 Department ofIndustrlal Engineerlng - H, 9, 38, 65 Department of Law - 9, 34, 45 Department of Nediclne, (Tel. 24222) - 58
UNIVERSITY OF ULSTER at Coleraine, Cromore Road, 6oleralne, Co. Derry 8T52 YSA (Tel. 44141)
Centre for Applied Health Studies - 38, 45, 49, 58 Faculty of Education - 26 Department of Envlronmental Studies - 3 Department of History - 14, 45. 59
UMIVERSITY OF ULSTER at Jordanstown, Shore Roa~ #ewtownabbeT, Co. Antrlm BT37 008 (Tel. 365131)
Department of Applied Soclal Studies - 27, 65 Department of Communication - 34 Department of Environmental Studies - 19, 32, 53 Department of History - 14, 45 Department of Marketing and Business Organisatlon - 6 Department of Pre-Servlce Education - 27, 32, 45, 49, 5g 65 Department of Public Adminlstration and Legal Studies - 46 Department of Sociology - 59
UNIVERSITY OF ULSTER: llagee College, Northland Road, Deft/! BT4g 7JZ (Tel. 265621)
Department of Adult and Continuing Educatlon - 20, 27 Department of History - !4 Department of Public Administration and Legal Studies - 46
B. INSTITUTES AND ,qESEAI/Ctl AGENCIES
CENTRAL BANK OF IRELAND, P. 0. Box 559, Dame Street, Dublm 2 (Tel. 716666)
Research Department - 20
COUNCIL FOR RESEARCH AND DEVELOP~ENT, St Patrick N College, Naynooth, Co Kxldare (Tel. 285418)
- 35, 39, 65
,/’/! THE ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL RESEARCH INSTITUTE, 4 Burlington Road, Dubhn 4 (Tel. 760/15)
- 3, 6, 20-21, 27, 39, 49, 53, 59, 65-66, 68
EOLAS - Irish Science and Technology Agency, Glasnevin. Dublin 9 (Tel. 370101)
Databases Department - 68 Pollcyllnternational DePartment - 21
AN FORAS [ISEANNA SAOTHAIR - The Training and Employment Authority, P.O. Box 456, 27~33Upper Baglot Street. Dublin 4 (Tel. 685777)
Programme Planning, Co-ordlnatlon and Research Deparment - 7, 39, 49
..e AN FORAS TALUNTAIS, Y9 Sandymount//venue, Pub/in 4
Economic Analysis Department - 3, 21 Rural Economy Research Centre - 3
THE HEALTH RESEARCH HOARD, 73 Lower Ba:got Street. Dublin 2 (Tel. 761176)
- 59
INSTITUTE OF PUBLIC ADUlNISTRATION, 57-6Y Lansd#wne Road, Dublin 4 (Tel. 686233)
Health Servlces Tralning Unlt - 7 Research Division, fer:emount Hail, Clonskeagh, DubYm 6 (Tel. 6970)Y) - 7, 46
THE IRISH COWWISSIOM FOB JUSTICE AND PEACE, 169Booterstown Ave.. Blarkroc’k. Co. Dublin (Tel. 8~4853/885021:
- 21, 28, 46
LABOUR RELATIONS AGENCY, ~indsor#ouse, Bedford :freer. Bel:ast, gT2 7#U (Tel. 221442)
Research Section - 39
NATIONAL ECONOWIC AND SOCIAL COUNCIL, Earl Court, Adelasde Road. Dublin 2 (Tel. 6044H)
- 21, 59
Xiil THE NORTHERN IRELAMD COUMCIL FOR EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH, 52N atone Road. Belfast RT9 5RS
NICER Research Unit - 28
NORTHERN IRELAND ECONOIIC COUNCIL. 2 L/nenhall Street. Be~fast BT2 gBA (Tel. 232J25)
- 3, 7, 22, 25, 40
NORTHERM IRELAMD ECOMONIC RESEARCH CENTRE, 46-48 Universi(f Road, Belfast 8T7 ]#J (Tel. 2~.~594.). ¯
- 22, 53, 68
NORTHERN IRELAND PRE-SCHOOL PLAYGROUPS ASSOCIATION. H ~ellin~ton Park, Belfast BT9 tTe/. 662825)
- 40, 60
NORTHERM IRELAND IOWEN’S EDUCATION PROJECT, 143A Universltv Street. Belfast 7
40
NORTHERN IRELAND IONEN’S RIGHTS NOVENENT, c/o Yomen’s Centre. 18 Donecall Street, Belfast
- 4O ,
POLICY RESEARCH INSTITUTE, 105Botanm Avenue, Be~fast BTT. INN (Tel. 245133)
28, 40. 60
RELATE - Northern Ireland Warriage 6uidance, 76Dubhn Road. Belfast #T2 7RF (Tel. 323454)
- 66
RURAL ACTION PROJECT, 10Shipqua,v Street. Derrv, 8748 6DN (Tel. 265241)
- 53, 66
XiY DEPARTNEMT OF AGRICULTURE for Northern Ireland, Dundonald /louse, Upper #ewtownards Road, 8el~as/M’4 3SE (Tel. 650111)
Economics and Statlstzcs Division - 3, 22, 54
DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE AND PERSONNEL for Northern Ireland, Parllaaent BuzIdings. Storoont, Belfast 8T4 3S~ :Tel. 63210.:
Policy, Plannlng and Research Unit - 9, 29, 40-41, 54, 60
DEPARTIIENT OF HEALTH AND SOCIAL SERVICES for Northern Ireland. Pundona/d/louse. Upper/leYtownards /l#ad. Bel:ast 8T4 3SF (Tel. 650111)
Statistlcs and Research Divlslon, Annex 2, Castle Buildings, Stormont, BT4 3UD (/’el. 63939) - 60
DEPARTWENT OF LABOUR. Nespsl ~load, Dublxn 4 :’,re/. 765861)
Nanpower Divlslon - 41 RESEARCH IN PROGRESS A611I CUL TUNE; NATURAL IIE$OURC£S
A. UNIVERSITIES AND COLLE6ES
CARYSFORT COLLEGE
Department of 6eograp~v
J. A. Walsh Spatla] dlffusion of agricultural mechanxsatlon since the 1930s. [1988; personal funds] Beg~onai aspects of modernlsatlon of agrlcu!ture in Ireland. iOn-going; personal funds)
THE NATIONAL INSTITUTE FOB HIGHER EDUCATION, LIWEBICK
Department of European Intefratmn and XdmJnJstratlon
E. Nurphv A{rlculturaI interest groups in Ireland and their relationship with publlc authorities. ESeptember 1988; personal funds]
Depar/ment o/Langua,~es and App/iedSoclal£tud/es
B. Keary Warlculture: some soclo-economic impllcatlons. [December 1988] The changing structure of the fishing industry in Ireland. [December i9881
THE OUEEN’S UNIVEBSITY OF BELFAST
Department o/Africuilural £conomlcs
M. C. F. Cook Economic performance of Northern Ireland mushroom productlon. [1988; N.I. Department of Agrxculture]
The potential for narcissus and dry bulb onion production in Northern Ireland. [1988; Food from Brltaln (Co-operatlve Development 8oard)l
J. Davls, The marketing of Northern Ireland pigmeat. [1989] S. Egan
J. Davls, An economc evaluation of aquaculture and inland recreatlonal fisheries In Northern C. O’Neill Ireland. [October 1989]
N. Fulton The further processlng of beef in Northern Ireland: an analysxs of industry structure, economlc performance and marketing strategy. [October 1989; N.I. Department of kgrlculturel
K. B Henry Structure and econom{c efficiency of Northern Ireland ware potato market. {1989]
W. G Hutchinson The market potentlal of Northern Ireland oat production. [1988; N.I. Department of Agrlcuiture]
J. E Moss Financlai and labour impiicatlons of non-agricultural gainful actlvttles of Northern Ireland farm families. {1989; N.I. Department of Agriculturel
Department o/Economxcs
C. W. Jefferson, Energy poI~cV ~n small economies without indigenous fuel resources. [1988] V. N, Hewttt A6NICULTURE; NATUNAL RESOURCES
J. F. S. Levi Agricultural policy in Zambia. {19881 The economics of Third World agriculture/food markets and distribution. [19881
W. J. Trimble Regional Imolications of the Common Agricultural Policy. [19881
Departnent of Social Anthropology
R. F. Byron Anthropological study of transfer payments in fishlng in Western Sweden. [Continuing]
R. F. Byron, Fishermen’s wlves: social roles of women in a Scottish communxty. [1988; Economic and D. E. Chalmers Social Research Council llnked studentshlo]
TRINITY COLLEGE, DUBLIN
Department of Geography
R. Alexander Review of geographical informatlon systems. [1988; EOLAS]
D. k. Gillmor Agricultural development in Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland. [On-goingl Countryside development and conservation. IOn-going]
UNIVERSITY COLLEGE, CORK .
#epartnent of Econoai:s
D. Nunan, Analysis of Irish agricultural land prlces, 1901-86 (ioint study with Oakland Universxty K. Murphy Michigan). [December 19881
Departaent of6eo~raphy
J. G. Tyrrell Climatic hazards of the Cork region. [on-golng],
UNIVERSITY COLLE6E, DUBLIN
Departaent of A grit#It#raY £cono#ics
J. A. Connolly, A study of the non-thoroughbred horse industry in Ireland. [October 1988; The P. O. Brophy, Agricultural Trust Lid] D. M. Brannigan
F: Flamand, An examination of developments in the distribution and packaging of sheepmeat in J. O"Connell France. [July 1988; CBF - Irish Livestock and Meat Boardl
J. Murphy, Relatlonships between and within Irish cattle price series. [December 19881 D. Hennessy
Depart#ent of 6eolraphy
M. B. Thorp Natural resource analyses and hazards in Ireland. [On-goingl, AGRICULTURE; NATURAL RESOURCES
Department of Political Economy
D. Norton Resource depletion and terms of trade collapse: the ’Zambian disease’. 11988/93
UNIVERSITY OF ULSTER at Coleraine
Department of Environmental Studies
R. W. G. Carter, Coastal management in Ireland with particular reference to shoreline erosion. [1988; D. Bartlett N.I. Department of the Environment]
B. INSTITUTES AND RESEARCH AGENCIES
THE ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL RESEARCH INSTITUTE
W. Boss Agriculture and reglonal development. [December 19881
AN FORAS TALUNTAIS
Rural Econo!y Researc~ Centre
P. Kelly Feasibility study for videotex system for the food industry. [1988; EC (partial fundlng)]
Economic Analysss Department
E. B. Riordan Factors affecting the pattern of Irish beef exports. 1198E Estlmatlon of a model for international trade in calves. 11989]
NORTHERN IRELAND ECONOWIC COUNCIL
Research Staff Economic strategy’ overall review. [1988; Northern Ireland Economic Development Office]
C. GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENTS
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE for Northern Ireland
Economscs and Statistics Division
A. W. Kirke Home mixed feedstuffs on farms in Northern Ireland. {1988] A study of the potential for and constraints on increased output from land-using activities in Northern Ireland. [19893
S. A. E. Nagee Support for and constraints on farmers developing non-agricultural commercial activities on farms. [1988] Marketing of the ’fifth quarter’ of Northern Ireland cattle, sheep and pigs. [June 19893
J. O’Fee, Agricultural contract servlces in Northern Ireland. [19881 A. Crawford
T, F. Stainer Impact of policy measures and economic influences on the development of agriculture in Northern Ireland since 1970. IEnd 19891 BUSINESS, ZNDUSTRIAL & NANAGENENT STUDZES
A. UNIVERSITIES A#D COLLEGES
DUBLIN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY
Department of Nanagenent Studies
D. Roche The internatzonal marketing of educational services - zmpllcatzons for long-term Dollcy planning. [September 1989; Coras Trachtala]
WAYNOOTH COLLEGE
Departaent of Geo:rapbV
P. Breathnach The locational pattern of transnatzonal investment in the United Kingdom and the Reoublzc of Ireland. [1988; The British Academy] The role of advance factories in regional industrial planning in theReoublic of Ireland. {1988]
H. Lynch The role of workers’ co-ooeratlves in iocal economlc development in Ireland. [1988; Foras kiseanna Saothalr]
P. NcDonagh The impact on a rural communlty of a iarge female-empioylng manufacturlng piant. [1989]
B. Quinn Marketing Irish tourism on the European contlnent. {1989]
NATIONAL INSTITUTE FOR HIGHER EDUCATION, DUBLIN
Dublin BusJness School, Accounting and flnance Divssion
P. Barker Conceptual 3ustificatlon (or and an attitudinal survey on disclosure of, flnancial information to employees. [February 19901
M. Byrne Explanatory power of current cost accountlng information in relation to the share prices of UK ilsted companies. [1989]
H. McBride Financing co-operatives. [1990]
T. McCluskey The applicatlon of capital markets theory as a test of the efflciency of the Irish stock market. [Summer 1989]
J. A. Walsh Statistical properties of published accounts varlables in Ireland. [Mid-1990]
P. Willis Forecasting companies in financial dzstress.
Dublin Business School, Nanagement Division
N. Gannon Foreign market entry modality: implications for marketing strategy. [19911
D, Jacobson Motor industry in Ireland. [On-gotngl Bicycle industry in Ireland. IOn-going] New technology and the economy, iOn-going3
B. Leavy Strategy formation in Irish complex organisations. [Early 1989]
W. Nurray, Profit and non-profit organisatzons. IOn-gozng] T. Hayes BUSISESS, INDUSTRIAL & NANA6EIENT STUDIES
THE NATIONAL INSTITUTE FOB HICHER EDUCATION, LINERIC[
School of Buslhess Studies
A. Dillon In search of organisational commitment. [19881
D. A. Dineen Analysis of the impact of small industry policy in the midwest region. [October 1988; Shannon Development]
E. McNamara Strategies for principal acquisltion within the confectionery industry. [June 1989]
Depart#ent of E#ropean Inte:ratlon and Ad#inistratio#
C. J. Maguire European Community science and technology programmes: their contribution to European integratlon. [June 1989; persona[ funds]
Depart#ent of Nanageaent Systeas
M. Carthy Predictor for telephone software. [1988; LM Ericsson]
Social Research Centre
J. O’Connor Buslness as a career option: buslness organisatlon in second-level schools. [On-going]
THE OUEEN’S UNIVERSITY OF BELFAST
Depart#ent of£co#oaics
J. 8. H. Black Aspects of industrial relatlons in Northern Ireland. [19893
D.M.N.N. H1tchens Interreglonal comparison of small firms. [1988]
TRINITY COLLEHE, DUBLIN
School of Business Stuties
F. S. Drechsler Expert systems; management aids. [October 1990; EEC (partial funding)]
G. NcHugh The roles of accounting information and control systems in organisational change: case study in Bord Telecom Eireann. [1990/I; personal funds]
UNIVERSITY COLLECE, DUBLIN
Facul(f of Co##erce, :c/ence Policy Research Centre
D. J. Cogan, Invard technology transfer to Irlsh industry. [January 1989; Department of Industry B, A. O’Sullivan and Commerce] Department of6eofraphy
B. NcNanus C-stores in Ireland. [August 1989]
A, J. Parker, Shopping centre developments. IOn-going; Retail Industry Organisations] M, McLoughlin Consumer lifestyle changes. IOn-going; Retail Industry Organisations] Trends in retailing. IOn-going; Retail Industry Organisations] City centre and suburban retailing. [On-golng; Retail Industry Organisations]
UNIVERSITY COLLEGE, GALWAY
Faculty of Commerce
J. F. Collins, Use and potential use of advanced telecommunications services in the craft industry C. N. Murphy, [December 1988; EOLAS; EC STAR Programme3 A. N. Daly,~ C. Barry
Department o:Econoaics
J D. 0 Cearbhalll The use of minority languages in business. [1989; Buiro Eorpach do Theangacha Neamhfhorleathana]
Department of Industrial Engineering
L. Brennan Nanpower implications of technological change. IOn-going; personal funds]
M. E. J. O’Kelly, Expert systems in training. IOn-going; AnCOIFAS] J. Dinneen
J. G. Roche Product liability. [1988; personal funds]
UNIVERSITY OF ULSTER at Jordanstown
Department o/Narketingand Business Organisation
D. Carson Narketing planning in small firms, with particular reference to marketing technology transfer. [January 1989]
B. INSTITUTES AND RESEARCH A6ENCIES
THE ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL RESEARCH INSTli~TE
E. Colbert-Stanley Purchasing power parity survey of capital goods. IOn-going annually; EC]
S. Scott, CII/ESRI monthly business survey. IOn-going; ECI B. J. Whelan
B. J. lhelan CIilESRI biannual investment survey. IOn-going; EC] BUSINESS, INDUSTRIAL & NANA6ENENT STUDIES
AN FORAS AISEANNA SAOTHAIR - The Training and Employment Authority
Pro~rane Planning, Co-ordination and Researc~ Departnent
B. Mc6ennis, Training of trainers of young people in companies. [July 1988; CEDEFOP (partial L. Scott fundingl
INSTITUTE OF PUBLIC ADNINISTRATION
Health Services Tramin~Unit
N. O’Hea Evaluation of factors influencing effectiveness in hospital management. [September 19891
Research Division
R. Boyle Monitoring organisational performance - examples of good practice, and issues of application in the Irish civil service.
R. Boyle, Making change work - a study of planned organisational change in the Irish civil service. L. Joyce [1988; Department of Financel
NORTHERN IRELAND ECONONIC COUNCIL
Research Staff Economic strategy: overall review. [1988; Northern Ireland Econo#ic Development Office] CHIME," LAY; DEVIANCE
A. unIVERSITIES AnD COLL£6£S
NATIONAL COLLEGE OF INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS
Departnent of Industrial Relations
E. Grace Natural law and legal positivism: a synthesis. [19901
NATIONAL INSTITUTE FOR HIGHER EDUCATION, DUBLIN
#ublin Business School, #anagnent Division
E. O’Halptn Internal security policy in Independent Ireland. [1992]
THE QUEEN’S UNIVERSITY OF BELFAST
Department of£cono#ic and~cial History
D. S. Johnson Comparative crime in rural communities: Wales, Ireland, France. [Continuing]
ST ANGELA’S COLLEGE OF EDUCATION for Home Economics
A. Bowden Juvenile delinquency: the influence of the family.
E. Brady ’Youth and justice’: understanding and dealing with juvenile dellnquency.
M. Reddan Chlld abuse: the sufferlng of the Innocent.
TRINITY COLLEGE, DUBLIN
Degart#ent of Social Studies
R. Gilllgan Child care policy in modern Ireland. [On-golng] The role of the State in the protection of children: an international perspective. IOn-going; personal funds]
UNIVERSITY COLLEGE, CORK
Depart#ent of Law
D. Morgan Separation of powers in the Irish Constitution. 119891
D. P. J. Nalsh Police accountability. [October 1989; UCC Development Fund] CHIME; LAf; DEVIANCE UNIVERSITY COLLE6E, DUHLIN
Department o/Modern History
F. A. D’Arcy Popular culture and social control in Ireland since the eighteenth century. [Spring 19893 .British intelligentsia and the Irish, 1920-80. [19921
Depart#ent of Modem Irish#istocf
D. J. McCabe Crime, justice and society in Co. Mayo, 1820-50 - Ph.D thesis. [1988]
Depart#ent of Politmal£conomy
H. M. Walsh Economic aspects of alcohol and drug abuse. [1989; World Health Organisation]
Depart#ent o/Social Science
C. P. Carney Social policy provision in EC countries. [On-golng; EC (partial funding)3
UNIVERSITY COLLE6E, 6ALWAY
Department of lndustrial gngineering
J. G. Roche Product llability. [1988; personal funds]
Department of Lay
D. Drlscoll European co-operation concerning terrorism. [1990] Comparative media coverage of the Arab-lsraeli conflict. [19911 Comparative media coverage of human rights in Central America. [19911
T. O’Malley Irish sentencing law and policy. [November 19881
C. 60VERNMENT DEPARTMENTS
DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE AND PERSONNEL for Northern Ireland
Policy, Planning and Research Unit
M. 8rowne, Review of the Belfast Law Centre. [19891 E. Jardine DENOGRAPflf
A. UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES
CARYSFORT COLLEGE
Department o/6eographf
J. A. Walsh Components of change in the Irish blrtn rate. [i988; personal funds] Probablilty models of mlgratlon In ireland. ~i988] Internal mgratlon in Ireland. [Early i989; persona] funds]
MAYWOOTH COLLEGE
Department of GeoEraphy
D, Pringle Mortality and urbanisatlon Ln ireland. [19891 Mortality and cause of death ;n Ireland. (19891 Mortality and social class in Ireland. [On-golngl Atlas of dlsease mortai{ty in Ireland. [On-golng]
THE QUEEN’S UNIVERSITY OF 8ELFAST
Inst/lute o/Irxsh Studies
Fertlilty, rellglon and soclal class zn early twentleth century Ireland. [1990: Economc and Soclai Research Councli (partlal fund;ng)i
A. Day Computer based zndex to the Irish Ordnance Survey memolrs, ikorll i989: Economlc P, McWllilams and Soclal Research Council and N.I, Department of the Environmentl
Departmenl of Nodern #islorv
8, N. Crooks The reaction of Protestants in County Donegal to constltut~onal changes {n ireland between 1912 and 1936. 1i989]
UNIVERSITY COLLEGE, CORK
Department of Geograph7
M. FIynn The geography of marrlage and fertility in an Irish town: Ktnsale 1901-ii. [Summer 1988]
UNIVERSITY COLLEGE, GALWAY
Deparlment of Economics
G. Phelan An econometric analyszs Of the socio-economic determinants of mortallty in Ireland, 1951-83. [1988]
I0 ¯ ECONO#ZC & SOCZAL HISTORY
A. U#ZV~RSZTIES AND COLLEENS
MAHY IMMACULATE COLLEBE
Department o/History
M. Murphy Artisans in Cork in the nineteenih century. [On-going]
MAYNOOTH COLLEBE
Department o/GeoEraphy
P. J. Duffy Parish atlas of Clogher. [Mid 1989; Diocesan firantl Landscape and settlement in south Ulster, [Late 19891
W. J. Smyth, The social and geographical background of the Orange Order in Ireland (joint study with C. Houston University of Toronto). [1990; Social Science and Humanities Research Council, Canada (partial funding)]
Department of Nodern History
M. Cullen Women in lrelsnd, 1850-1920. [May 19{39]
NATIONAL COLLEEE OF INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS
Department of Labour History
T. J. Morrlssey A man called Hughes, 1881-1943: aspects of social and political history. [19891
NATIONAL INSTITUTE FOR HIEHER EDUCATION, DUBLIN
Dublin Business School, Nanagement Division
D. Jacobson Motor industry in Ireland. [On-goingl Bicycle industry in Ireland. [On-going]
THE OUEEN’S UNIVERSITY OF BELFAST
Department of Econo#ic and SocialHistor:
Z. D. Brown Aspects of fire brigade history in Northern Ireland. [1989; Fire Brigade Union] The development of the British toy industry. [1993].
L. A. Clarkson, Diet, health and disease in Ireland, 1750-1950. [1988; Wellcome Trust] E. M. Crawford
A. C. Davies The horological industries in the British Isles from the seventeenth through twentieth centuries. [Continuing] Robert Roberts, 1789-1881: inventor. [1992/33
II ECONONIC & SOCIAL HISTORY
D. S. Johnson Comparative crime in rural communities: Wales, Ireland, France. [Continulngi
L. Kennedy Prices and wages in Ulster, 1700-1850. [1989; Economicand Social Research Council] Religious demography of Ireland, 1660-1981. [19911 Irish industriallsation, 1950-85. [19911
J. McAlllster The organlsatlon and development of the English fisheries during {he sixteenth and seventeenth centuries. [On-golng]
J. Othick Social change ln rural Quebec In late nlneteenth century. [1992; Government of Quebec (partial funding)]
Deparlment afFconom/cs
C. C. Prendergast The corn laws and the development of classzcai economlcs. [19881
Institute of Irish Studies.
B. Collins Fertlllty, religion and social class in early twentieth century Ireland. [1990; Economic’and Social Research Councll (partial fundlng)l
k. Day. Computer based Index to the Irish Ordnance Survey memoirs. [April 1989; Economic and P. NcWiliiams Social Research Council and N.I. Department of the Environment]
J. C. Greene Belfast #e~s Letter index. 1737-1800. [Summer 1989; British L]brary; Economic and Social Research Council and Enterprise Ulster]
Department of No#ern H/story
k. Denley The effect of succession of the House of Stuart on Gaelic llfe and thought in Ireland. [October 1989; Irish Education Authority]
P. Fitzgerald Attitudes to poverty and vagrancy in early modern Ireland. [October 1989; Government award]
M. Goodall Marketing pollcies in French and British colonlal Africa: a comparative analysis. iOctober 1989; Government award]
Department of Social AnthropoloH
C. W. Nellands Song, aesthetics and the folk mind: an Irish ethnomuslcological case study. [September 1990; 8ritish Academy Postdoctoral Research Fellowship]
TRINITY COLLEGE, DUBLIN
School o/8usmess Studies
P. McCabe, History of business studies education in Ireland. [1991; Craig GardnerlPricel G. WcHugh laterhousel
Department o/6eofraphy.
G.L. Berries Davies Science in Ireland 1750-1950. [19901 The dictionary of Irish biography. IOn-going; Boyal Irish Academy]
12 ECONONZC & SOCIAL HISTORY
Depart#ent of Nodern History
D. Dickson Irlsh urban{sat{on, 1650-1850.
D. Fitzpatrick Retirement arrangements in rural Ireland, c. 1909. [1989]
A. Kramer The West German economy, 1945-55. [1989]
Department o:Social Studies
A. Coughlan The history of the Connolly Association. {1988]
UNIVERSITY COLLEGE, CORK
Department of Geography
J. J. Keane In search of two cities - merchants in place, Cork city 1780-1840. [19BB]
P. Byan The geography of property and business ownership in Kinsale town, c. 1850-1950. [19881
A. Whyte Underdevelopment in late nineteenth and early twentieth century Ireland: a study of the zmpact of the Congested Districts Board in Co. Donegal.
Department of Irish H~story
T. Dunne Ireland in the age of democracy 1860-1972. {19901
M. Luddy Women and philanthropic work in nineteenth century Ireland. [1988; personal funds]
Department of NodernHistorx
B. Girvln Domestic sources of stability in Britain and the United States, 1945-60. [Late 19BB)
UNIVERSITY COLLEGE, DUBLIN
Department o:Geography
M. Hennessy Settlement and soclety in medieval Ireland, c.I169-1540.
Department o: Nodern //:story
F. A. D’Arcy The structure of wage rates in the building trade in Dublin since the sixteenth century. {Summer 19BB] Popular culture and social control in Ireland since the eighteenth century. [Spring 1909] The history of the labour movement in Ireland since the eighteenth century. [1990] The British intelligentsia and the Irish, 1920-80. [1992]
D. N. Doyle The Irish in North America, 1845-1922.
13 £CO#ONIC & SOCIAL HISTORY
Department o:Nodern Irish History
M. E. Daly Industrial policy in the Irish Free State 1922-39. [1989]
D. J. McCabe Crime, justice and society in Co. Mayo, 1820-50 - Ph.D. thesis. [19881
Y. Watson Palatine settlement in Ireland in the eighteenth century - M.A. thesis. [Autumn 19891
Depart#ent of Political £cono#y
D. Norton Employment relationships in Irish counties, 1881-1936. [1990; UCD Research Grant] c. o" Gr daAgricultural productivity trends North and South, 1920-80. {1989]
J C¯ 0 Grada, Heights and living standards’ the UK 1800-1860. 11989; National Science Foundation] J. Mokyr
UNIVERSITY COLLEGE, 6ALMAY
DeparYment of History
N¯ Canny Ireland in the English colonial system 1580-1750: a reconstitution of British settler society in Ireland in the wake of plantations. [June 1990; personal funds]
UNIVERSITY OF ULSTER at Coleraine
Department o/History
S. Connolly The Protestant elite in Ireland 1690-1760. {19901
A. C¯ Hepburn A social and political hi~tory of Catholic Belfast. [1989; European Science Foundation (partial funding))
M. E¯ Langan Emigration from northwest Ulster 1783-1830. [1989; N.I. Department of Educationl
V. L¯ Pollock The sea fishing industry in Co. Down, I860-1939. [1988; N.I. Department of Education]
J¯ Springhall An investigation of the relationship between popular culture and juvenile crime in nineteenth-century England. [End 1989]
D¯ J¯ Sturdy The social status of French scientists, c. 1660-1750. [1988]
L¯ M. Tennant Emigration from Ulster, 1850-1914. [1988; N.I. Department of Education]
UNIVERSITY OF ULSTER at Jordanstown
Depart#ent of History
B. Fitzpatrick The state and Catholic charities in nineteenth century France¯ 119901
UNIVERSITY OF ULSTER, Magee College
Department of#istory
T. Dully Religion and community in Ulster, 1859-1923. 119881
14 A. UNIVEBSITZES AND COLLEGES
CARYSFORT COLLEGE
Department of 6eo~raph.y
J. A. Walsh Restructuring the European economy: geographical implications for Ireland. [1988; personal funds]
DUBLIN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY
School o/Business Studies
N. Timoney Policy on industry in Ireland and in France. [1989]
MAYNOOTH COLLEGE
Depart#ent of 6eoEraphy
H. Lynch The role of workers’ co-operatives in local economic development in Ireland. [1988; Foras A1seanna Saothair]
NATIONAL INSTITUTE FOB HIGHER EDUCATION, DUBLIN
Dublin Business School, NanaEement Division
A. Foley Determinants of Irish manufactured exports performance - Ph.D. thesis (TCD). [1991; personal funds]
THE NATIONAL INSTITUTE FOR HIGHER EDUCATION, LIMERICK
Depart#ent of Business Studies
B. Andreosso, Internal market and economic and social coheslon - a challenge for the CommuBity (joint P. Maillet study with Centre de Becherches Europeennes et Internationales), [19B91
D. A. Dineen Analysis of the impact of small industry policy in the midwest region. [October 1988; Shannon Development. Changing employment patterns in Ireland’ recent trends and future prospects. [1988; National Pensions Board]
D. A. Dineen, Small firm policy in a peripheral region - assessment of the state support system. P. Byrne [1988]
D. A. Dineen, Evaluatlon of EC and member countries’ policies for the creation and development of SMEs. E. Humphries, [1988; EC]
Depart#ent oY£cono#ics
A. Leddin Forecasting Ireland’s sterling exchange rate. [1988; personal funds]
15 ECONONICS
Depart#ent of LanEuaEes andApp/iedSocia/Studies
B. Zeary Mariculture; some socio-economic implications. [December 1988]
THE QUEEN’S UNIVERSITY OF BELFAST
Depart#ent of AEricullural £conoaics
Id. C. F. Cook Economic performance of Northern Ireland mushroom production. [1988; N.I. Department of Agriculture]
N. C. F. Cook, The potential for narcissus anddry bulb onion production in Northern Ireland. [1988; J. Gilling Food from Britain (Co-operative Development Board)]
J. Davis, The marketing of Northern Ireland pigmeat. [19B9] S. Egan
J. Davis, An economic evaluatlon of aquaculture and inland recreational fisheries in Northern C. O’Neill Ireland. [October 1989]
N. Fulton The further processing of beef in Northern Ireland an analysis of industry structure, economic performance and marketing strategy. [October 1989; N.l. Department of Agriculture]
K. B. Henry Structure and economic efficiency of Northern Ireland ware potato market. [19891
W. G. Hutchinson The market potential of Northern Ireland oat production. [1988; N.I. Department of Agriculture]
J. E. Woss Financial and labour implications of non-agricultural gainful activities of Northern Ireland farm families. [1989; N.l. Department of Agriculture]
Departaent of Econoaic and SocfalHis/orx
L. Kennedy~ Irish industrlalisation, 1950-B5. [19911
Oepartaen/ of Econoaics
J. B. H. Black Aspects of industrial relations in Northern Ireland. [19BB]
J. F, Bradley Analysis of current public expenditure in Northern Ireland. [198B]
P. Enderwick Multinationals and world trade. [19BB]
P. Enderwick, Multinational enterprises and regional development. [1988] R. I. D. Harris
S. B. Essig The nature and significance of the use of mathematics in economics andrelated disciplines. {198B1
R.I.D. Harris Regional income and earning differences in the United Kingdom. [19BB] Regional industrial relations systems. [198B]
V. N. Hewitt The economics of electricity supply in small isolated systems. [19BB] Time series analysis of unemployment in Northern ,Ireland relative to Great Britain. [19883
iB ECONO/IZCS
D.M.W.N. Hitchens Northern Ireland productivity performance. [1988; N.I. Economic Research Council)
C.i. Jefferson Local labour markets in Northern Ireland. [1988] Regional models of unemployment. [19881
C. W. Jefferson, Energy policy in small economies without indigenous fuel resources. [19883 V. N. Rewitt
J. F. S. Levi Agricultural policy in Zambia. [1988] The economics of Third World agriculture/food markets and distribution. [19883 Appropriate agricultural technology - solar power. [19883
M.A. McGurnaghan Regional income disparities within the EC. [19881 Technology-based small companies and the regeneration of the EC’s depressed regions.
J. Moreh Temporal interdependence, the consumption plan and attitude to risk. [19883
C.C. Prendergast The corn laws and the development of classical economics. [1988] Classical economic theory and technological change. [1988] Economles of scale in engineering industries in developing countries.
P. R. Simpson Economic aspects of screening for cancer. [1988; International Union Against Cancer]
J. E. Spencer The applxcation of general equilibrium methods to regional economics. [19883
J. M. Trewsdaie Structure of the female labour market in Northern Ireland. [19881 Northern Ireland female unemployment. [1988] Northern Ireland labour force characteristics. [1988] Womanpower IV. [1988; Equal Opportunities Commission for Northern Ir~landl
N. J. Trimble Reglonal implicatlons of the Common Agricultural Policy. [19881
DepartMent of Social Anthropolofy
R. F. Byron, Fishermen’s wives: the social roles of women in a Scottish community. [1988; Economic D. E. Chalmers and Social Research Council linked studentshipl
ST ANGELA’S COLLEGE OF EDUCATION for Home Economics
P. Moran An investigation into consumer behaviour in relation to supermarket shopping.
M. Stakelum An overview of the evolution of food preparation with special reference to Ireland ~n the twentieth century.
TRINITY COLLEGE, DUBLIN
Departlent of EconoMics
P. J. Drudy Urban and regional policy in Ireland. IOn-going3
P. J. Drudy, The impact of the government advance factory programme in mid-Wales (joint study with I. Thomas Association of Metropolitan Authorities, London). [19891
D. McAleese The Common Commercial Policy of the European Community. Economic history of Ireland since the Second World War.
A. E. Murphy The monetary theories and policies of John Law. [19901
17 ECONONICS
UNIVERSITT COLLEGE, CORE
DepartmenL of£conomics
M. R. McCarthy, Estimating the effect of labour force composition on unemployment a comparative L. Beichlin analysis (joint study with European University Institute, Florence). [19881
M. 8. McCarthy, Third World debt. [December 1988; Trocaire] T. G. McCarthy, C. N. Fanning
D. Nunan, Analysis of Irish agricultural land prices, 1901-86 (joint study with Oakland Universlty, K. Murphy Michigan). [December 1988]
Department o:GeoEraphy
M. J. O’Keeffe A spatio-economic analysis of the fishing industry in the southwest of Ireland from 1970 to 1988, [1988; personal funds]
UNIVERSITY COLLEGE, DUBLIN
Department o:Agricu/Lural £conomics
F. Flamand, An examination of developments in the distributlon and packaging of sheepmeatin J. O’Connell France. [July 1988; CBF - Irlsh Livestock and Meat Board]
J. Murphy, Relationships between and within Irish cattle price series. [December 19881 D. Hennessy
Department o:[#vironmental Studies
J. Blackwell Trade between Ireland and developing countries. [1988; Trocalre]
J, Blackwell, Tax policy and urban renewal. [1988; Foundation for Fiscal Studiesl F. J. Convery
Department o:Geography. k. J. Parker, Shopping centre developments. IOn-going; 8etail Industry Organisations] M, NcLoughlin Consumer lifestyle changes. IOn-going; Retail Industry OrganisationsI Trends in retailing. IOn-going; Retail Industry.Organisations] City centre and suburban retailing. IOn-going; Retail Industry Organisations]
DepartmeNt o:Noder#History
F. k. D’krcy The structure of wage rates in the buildlng trade in Dublin since the sixteenth century. [Summer 19881 The history of the labour movement in Ireland since the eighteenth century. [1990]
18 Departaent of Political Econoay
F. G. Barry Agribusiness and the underemployment of land and labour: theory,.with special reference to Central America. [Summer 19881 Theoretical models of supply-side employment policies. [December 1988] Analysis of recent Irish unemployment. [June 1989]
D. Norton Resource depletion and terms of trade collapse: the ’Zambian disease’. [1988/9]
C. 0 Grada Agricultural productivity trends North and South, 1920-80. [1989]
W. K. O’Biordan Economic effect of pub!ic sector employment. [Way 19881
B. W. lalsh Labour market flexibility and employment. [1988; OECD] Economic aspects of alcohol and drug abuse. [1989; World Health Organisation] Impact of ENS on the Irish economy. IOn-going)
UNIVERSITY COLLEGE, GALWAY
Department of Economics
T. A. Boylan Nassau Senior: a re-assessment of his contribution to political economy. [19891
T. A. Boylan, Foreign investment: xts contribution to regional development. [end 1989; personal W. P. Cuddy funds] The estimation of an inter-temporal model of import demand. [Nid 1989; personal funds]
W. P. Cuddy The regxonal impact of the Common Agricultural Policy. [End 1988; EC] Inter-industrial relationships in a regional economy. [Mid 1989; personal funds]
P. McNutt Analysis of wine import trends in Ireland, 1973-85. [August 198B; Social Science R. Delargy ¯ Research Centre, UCGI
D. 0 Cearbhaill Community councils in the west of Ireland. [On-going; personal funds]
E. O’Shea Elderly on the boundaries of care: a marginal evaluation. [June 19881
G. Phelan An econometric analysis of the socioeconomic determinants of mortality in Ireland, 1951-83. [19BB]
UNIVERSITY OF ULSTER at Jordanstomn
Department of gnvironaental Studies
M. Hart, Financial performance of manufacturing enterprises in Northern Ireland, 1985-88 (jolnt R. Harrlson, study with Dept of Applied Economics, UU and Dept of Business Studies, Queen’s L. Murray University). [On-going]
UNIVERSITY OF ULSTER, Wagee College
Departnent of Adult and Continuing£ducation
C. Browne Becoming literate: a study of students who have attended adult literacy tuition.
G. NcGeehan Adult education for community development: the use of educational stimuli for initiating community development in Inishowen. [Personal funds]
19 B. II/STITUTES AND RESEARCH AGENCIES
CENTRAL RANK OF IRELAND
Research Department
J. Frain, Determinants of aggregate demand and supply. [Early 1989] M. Hurley, T. O’Connell
J. Frain, Wages, orices and exchange rates: a further analysis. [Autumn 19881 T. O’Connell
G. Lee Money, direct taxation and unemployment. [Summer 19881
M. Moore VAR forecasts of monetary variables, lkutumn 19881
M. Moore, Analysis of exchange rate policy. {On-going] T. O’Connell
THE ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL RESEARCH INSTITUTE
T. J. Baker, Study of current trends in the Irish economy. [Continuous] S. Scott, A, Storey
J. Bradley European project for a multinational macromodel (HERMES). Study of Irish economic growth. The Irish labour market.
J. Bradley, Medium-term prospects for the Irish economy. J.D. FitzGerald
R. Breen, Evaluation of enterprise allowance scheme. {November 1988; Department of Labourl B. Halpin Evaluation of employment incentive scheme. [January 1989; Department of Labour]
T. Callan, Project on income distribution, poverty and usage of state services. {On-going; EC; S. Creighton, Department of Social Welfarel D. F. Hannan, B. Nolan, B. J. Whelan
D. Conniffe, Equivalence scales and costs of children. [September 19881 G. Keogh
J.D. FitzGerald The implications of 1992 for the distribution sector. [December 19881
J.D. FitzGerald, Price determination in Ireland. T. Callan
E. W. Henry Domestic wealth in Ireland during 1950-84: pilot estimates at 1980 prices. [March 1989]
G. Hughes The Irish civil service superannuation scheme. [September 19881
F. Kennedy Family, economy and government in Ireland. [December 1988; personal funds]
2O ECONOMICS
K. A. Kennedy Policies for unemployment [Continuing]
K. A. Kennedy, The economic development of Ireland in the twentieth century. [October 1988; to be T. 6iblin, published by Routledgel D. McHugh
R. O’Connor, Southeast region pilot technology programme (in collaboration with EOLAS). [Interim R. McSherry, Plan, July 1988; EOLAS] N. McCarthy
¯ .s R. O’Connor, Aquaculture in the 6aeltacht: its economic and social impact. [Udaras na Gaeltachta] B. J. Whelan
E. O’Malley Irish industry and the challenge of late development. [Spring 19891
R. Pye The evolutlon, utilisation and management of computer systems in the public service. [T. K. Whltaker Research Fellowship]
M. Ross Regional incomes 1986. [October 1988; Industrial Development Authority]
J. J. Sexton, The future pattern of household formation and domestic telephone penetration. ~une 1988; G. Marsh Telecom Eireann]
EOLAS - Irish Science and Technology Agency
Policy/International Departaent
D. O’Doherty Studies of co-operation between SMEs. [Autumn 1989; EC (partial funding)] Studies of product innovation in Irish firms, iOn-going]
B. Wafer FAST - implications for Ireland. [On-going; EC (partial funding]]
J AN FORAS TALUNTAIS
Economic Analysis Department
E. B. Riordan Factors affecting the pattern of Irish beef exports. [1989]
THE IRISH COMMISSION FOR JUSTICE AND PEACE
P. Eccles Nomen in Africa - rural development. [Department of Foreign Affairs and IFDCO (partial funding)]
NATIONAL ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL COUNCIL
Secretariat, The nature and functioning of the labour market (joint study with Dept of Economics, P. T, Geary Maynooth College).
Secretariat, Ireland and the EEC (joint study with Rural Economy Research Centre, An Foras Taluntais). E, Murphy
Secretariat, The management of public expenditure (joint study with Department of Finance and Dept of P. Murphy, Accountancy, UCD). P. Clarke
21 NORTHERN IRELAND ECONOMIC COUNCIL
Research staff Economic strategy: overall review. [1988;Northern Ireland Economic Development Office] Impact of information technology in Northern Ireland. ENorthern Ireland Economic Development Office]
NORTHERN IRELAND ECONOMIC RESEARCH CENTRE
J. E. Birnie A comparison of labour productivity in Northern Irish and Irish Republic manufacturing: statistical examination of levels, trends and possible explanations of these..[Mid 1991; Economic and Social Research Council (partial funding)]
E. D’Arcy, New flrm formatlon and growth in Northern Ireland, the Republic of Ireland and M. Hart, Leicestershire. [19891 R. Keegan
S. Fothergill, Branch plant closures in the United Kingdom, 1980-B7 (joint study with University of N. Guy ’Reading). [December 1988; Economic and Social Research Council and N.I. Department of Finance and Personnell
D.M.W.N. Hltchens, Labour productivity in Northern Irish manufacturing: a statistical comparison with J. E. Birnle Great Britain. [May 1988; Economic and Social Research Council and N.I. Department of Economic Development (partial funding)l
D.M.W.N. Hitchens, The comparative productivity of N. Ireland manufacturing: matched plant comparisons with J. E. Birnie, Nest Germany (joint study with Technical Unlversity, Berlin]. [October 1988; Economic K. Wagner and Social Research Council and N.I. Dept of Economic Development (partial funding)]
P. Humphreys An analysis of key developments in the rural economy of Northern Ireland since 1971. [End 19881
S. Roper, An econometric model of Northern Ireland. [1988; Economic and Social Research Council A. Schofield and N.I. Dept of Finance and Personnel]
S. Roper, A forecasting system for private housebuilding in Northern Ireland. [May 1989; N.I. A. Schofield, Department of the Environment] G. Gudgin Forecasting the demand for electricity in Northern Ireland. iOn-going; N.I. Electricity ServiceI
A. Schofield Econometric model of the Northern Ireland economy. [N.I. Government and Economic and Social Research CouncilI
C. 60VER#//E#T DEPARTNE#T£
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE for Northern Ireland
Econoaics and Statistics Division
A. W. Kirke A study of the potential for and constraints on increased output from land-using activities in Northern Ireland. [1989]
T. F. Stainer Impact of policy measures and economic influences on the development of agriculture in Northern Ireland since 1970. IEnd 1989]
22 EDUCATION
A. UNIVERSITIES AND COL L E6ES
CHURCH OF IRELAND COLLE6E OF EDUCATION
Department of Rehgious Education
V. A. Jones Recruitment and formation of students into the Church of Ireland trazning college 1910-70 - M. Lltt. degree. [October 1999]
GALWAY RE61ONAL TECHNICAL COLLE6E
Industrial Liaison Unit
B. Roxby The introduction of change: study of a second-level curriculum project in the west of Ireland. [End 19001
IRISH SCHOOL OF ECUWENICS
School of.Cyste#atic Theology
A. D. Falconer Reconciling memorles. [Phase I - 1988; Phase 2 - 19901
WAYNOOTH COLLE6E
Department of Education
P. Hogan Foundations of educational studies. IOn-going] Teacher education IOn-going] Philosophy of education. IOn-going3 Hermeneutics and the social sciences. IOn-going]
Department of NodernHistory
P. J. Corlsh History of Naynooth College. [19901
NATIONAL INSTITUTE FOR HI6HER EDUCATION, DUBLIN
Department of Distance Education
A. Wickham Women entering engineering - a case study. [June 1988; Employment Equality Agency]
THE NATIONAL INSTITUTE FOR HIEHER EDUCATION, LINERICK
Depart#ent of LanEuaEes and App/iedSocialStudies
Z. Wahon Class, educational achievement and Occupational choice. [June 19891 EDUCATION
~cial Research Centre
H. Ruddle, YOU can choose: a lifeskills and career development handbook for women. [October 1988; J. O’Connor Employment Equality Agency]
J. O’Connor, Educational and behavioural adjustment of children. [June 1988; Department Of Health H. Buddle, and Nid-lestern Health 8oard] M. O’Gallagher
THE QUEEN’S UNIVERSITY OF BELFAST
Department o/Economic and Social History
J. Othick International diffusion of distance learning. [19891
Department o/Education
k. McEwen, Gender and careers education. [1988; Equal Opportunities Commission for Northern U. kgnew Ireiandl
Department o/Social Anthropology
k. Sanger The transmission of musical and dance skills to children in the island of Balz, Indonesia. [Continuing; Social Science Research Council1
ST ANGELA’S COLLEGE OF EDUCATION for Home Economics
k. Casey The contributions of audio-visual media in the learning process - a study in relation to home economics.
k. Charleton k brief study of the evolution of home economics in the Irish education system, and in areas other than primary, secondary and teacher training.
M. Hanley, The role of the teacher of home economics in the secondary school system. [Summer 1988] N. Noran
K. Kennedy A study of leisure education for the mentally handicapped.
L. Leydon k study of learning styles in a home economics college of education with referenceto leaving certificate attainment, course component modules and~teaching requirements.
N. Martin Motivation: a survey of study habits and attitudes among student-teachers in a third level college of home economics.
Z. Noloney An investigation Into the development of home economics at leaving certificate level over the last two decades, with particular reference to the social and scientific course.
M. Ni" Fh~nne An investigation of the teaching strategies for active involvement of pupils in their own learning in home economics.
D. Ouinn An investigation into former students’ perceptions of the relevance, usefulness and contribution of their post-primary school home economics programme to their daily lives With special reference to the Sligo area.
24 EDUCATION
ST MARY’S COLLEGE, BELFAST
S. Farren, Students together - but how close? A comparative study of teacher education institutions P. B. Finn, in a divided community. T. Kirk
M. Martin Survey on attitudes towards the Irish language and traditional culture - M.Ed. dissertation. Seal do leasa - GCSE aural comprehension in Irish. ISummer 1988] Fatlte- a communicative approach to learning and teaching Irish (teacher’s manual and pupil’s workbook).
THOMOND COLLEGE OF EDUCATION, LIMERICK
Depart#ent of [ducat/on
S. Brehon Teaching practice. [199!I Computers :n education. {19891
H. Harrison School orKanisatton and management: case study of a post-primary school, Co. Clare. :November 1989]
TRINITY COLLEGE, DUBLIN
Department of Social Stud/es
N. Kearney The origins of professional social work training in Ireland. IOctober 1988]
UNIVERSITY COLLEGE, CORK
Department of Education
C. Crowe Philosophy for children. [May 1989; personal iundsI
L. Curttn The role of the head of the science department in Irish post-primary schools. [May 19891
B. M. Fitzmaurice The origin and development of technical education in the town of Tralee and in the county of Kerry. {May 1989; personal funds]
F. Garvey The role of fiction in the primary school. [1989]
M. L. Hurley Youth participation: the practice of youth organisations and the training implications for professional workers. [May 1989; personal funds]
J. Kent The educational ideas of Edmund Rice, founder of the Presentation Brothers and the Irish Christian Brothers. [Summer 1988]
A. Lanigan The Poor Law children of Co. Tipperary and their education, 1840-80. 11988; personal funds]
P. B. Mortell Youth participation. [May 1989; personal funds]
F. McCarthy Self-concept, attitudes and values of a sample of second-level students. [1988; personal funds]
A. Mulcahy Primary science in the Republic of Ireland; review and prospects. [May 19891 EDUCATION
D. G. Mulcahy Official perceptions of curriculum in Irish second-level education. [1989; Arts Faculty Fund, UCC]
J. Murphy Parental involvement in teaching reading to weak readers. [1988]
C. O’Leary Hayes The theories of Bruno Bettelheim applied to some basal readers used in Irish primary schools. [1988; personal funds]
D, O’Sullivan The role of the ’cultural stranger’ in Irish educationa:l policy-making. [Autumn 1988] The educational policies of Irish political parties. [Summer 1989; personal funds]
D. Outram Teaching development in science and technology studies in Ireland. [1991]
J. J. Regan Adults’ mathematical usage and attitudes. [May 1989; personal funds]
UWIVERSITY COLLE6E, DUBLIM
Departnent of Education
K. Lynch Reproduction and the hidden curriculum. [Personal funds]
f S. 0 hEigeartaigh An seomra ranga. 11988]
UNIVERSITY COLLE6E, 6ALWAY
Department o/Education
D. G. Irvine Residential accommodation and the training of student nurses. [Department of Health]
UNIVERSITY OF ULSTER at Coleraine
Faculty of Education
S. Dunn, Integrated schools in Northern Ireland: curriculum issues [joint study with Centre for V. Morgan, Study of Conflict).-[July 1990; Leverhulme Trust] E. Cairns, J. Darby
S, Dunn, Attitudes to inservice education(joint study with Oueen’s University). [September 19891 V. Morgan, J. Johnston
S. Dunn, Parents and integrated schools (joint study with Centre for the Study of Conflict). V. Morgan, [July 1989; Calouste Gulbenkin Foundation] D. Wilson
S. Dunn, Interschool links (joint study with Centre for the Study of Conflict). [April 1990; A. Smith N.I. Department of Education]
V. Morgan, Gender differentiation in the infant school. [July 1989; Equal Opportunities Commission S. Dunn for Northern Ireland]
26 EMCATIO#
UNIVERSITY OF ULSTER at Jordanstomn
Department of//ppl/ed Soc:al Studies
D. D. Warm The influence of different organisational settings on youth work practice in Northern Ireland.
De:art#ent o:Pre-5~rv:ce Education
A. L’Amle The educational attalnment of traveller children. [19901
M.B.E. L1vlngstone, EvaluatLon of the reasons for ineffectlveness of health educatlon strategies in N. Held, Northern Ireland - particular reference to smoklng and nutrltlon (joint study wlth M. Barker Centre for Applled Health Studies). [1990]
A. Moran Teacher appralsal schemes in secondary education. [July 19901
S. J. M. Woods The provision of education for parenthood in Northern Ireland. [1990]
UNIVERSITY OF ULSTER, Magee College
De:artaent of Adult and Cont/nuin~Mucat/on
H. Bresiln The broadsheet balad and popular education zn Ireland, 1785-1835. [19BB: N.I. Department of Educatlon]
B. C, Donaghy A ilberation concept of adult education inspired by Paul Tournier’s "Medicine of the Whole Person". [1988; N.I. Department of Education]
D. Doran The development of the Irish language inWest Belfast: a cultural studies xnitiative in community adult education. 61988; Belfast City Council]
J. Gilmour The museum and the adult learner including a case study of the Ulster-American Folk Park. [1988; N.I. Department of Education]
H. McEvoy Counselling needs arising in and from the community - the adult education response. [1992; personal fundsl
M. McGeady Towards a new view of the adult learner: the concept of open learning and its implications for adult education. [19BB]
J. M, O’Donoghue ’The Grain of Wheat’ - towards an understanding of person as a subject for healing, growth and integration as exemplified in those involved in psychotherapy/therapeutic counselling. [June 1989]
B. INSTITUTES A#D RESEARCH AGE#CIES
THE ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL RESEARCH INSTITUTE
D. F. Hannan, Five years after school: labour market and life experience of second-level school R. Breen, leavers. [Youth Employment AgencylFAS and Department of Education] B. Halpin
27 £DUCJHON
THE IRISH CO~ISSION FOR JUSTICE AND PEACE
I. Sheehy Teaching world conflict in primary school. [Department of Foreign Affairs and EC (partial funding)]
THE NORTHERN IRELAND COUNCIL FOR EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH
HICERResearch Unit
J. M. D’Arcy NICER data archive. [On-going] Register of research in education (Northern Ireland). IOn-going] EUDISED in NorthernIreland. IOn-going]
J. M. D’Arcy, The first years of teaching. [19881 M. McHugh
J. M. D’Arcy, Annual survey of newly-tralned teachers. [On-going] J. A. Wilson
A. E. Sutherland Teachers seconded for curriculum development. [1989; N.I. Department of Education]
S. Teare Precept and practice in the upper primary curriculum. [19881
I. F. Wells Parental roles in the education of children with severe learning difficulties. [1988; N.I. Department of Education] Severe learning difficulty - the children, the curriculum and the teachers.. [1990; Education and Library Boards]
I. F. Wells, Integrating special school children into further education. [19881 C. McKernan
J. A. Wilson NICER research support fund. IOn-going]
J. A. Wilson, Issues relating to the school-based implementation of records of achievement. [1989; S. Brennan N.I. Department of Education3 Employer and pupil perspectives on records of achievement. [19881
POLICY RESEARCH INSTITUTE
R. J. Cormack, Review of performance measurement in education. [1988; N.I Department of Education] P. D+ Daly, C. J. Mcllheney, R. D. Osborne
R. J. Cormack+ Higher education demand. 11908; N.I, Department of Education] R. L. Miller, R. D. Osborne
J. Millar, Secondary analysis of the Northern Ireland continuous household survey. lNovember 1988; R. L. Miller, Economic and Social Research Council] C. J. Mcllheney, R. D. Osborne, J. Campbell
28 60.VERNNE#T DEPARTNE#TS
DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE AND PERSONNEL for Northern Ireland
Policy Plannin~andResearc~UniY
E. Browne, Review of voluntary input to the youth service in Northern Ireland. [19881 E. Jardine
L. McWhirter, Children’s communlty relations hollday scheme. [1988; N.I. Department of Educatlonl U. Duffy
29 HUMAN 6EO6RAPH¥; PLANNING
A. UNIVERSITIES AND COLLE6ES
CAR¥SFOHT COLLEGE
Department o/6eofraphy
J. A. Walsh Hestructurlng the European economy: geographlcal impllcatlons for Ireland. [1988; personai funds) Spatxal dlffuslon of agrlcultural mechanisatxon s)nce the i930s. (1988; personal fundsl Components of change )n the Irish birth rate. 11988; personal fundsI Probability models of mlgration zn Ireland. [19881 Internal mlgratlon In Ireland. [Early 1989; personal fundsl
MAYNOOTH COLLEGE
Depar/ment of 6e~:raphy
P. Breathnach The locational oattern of transnatlonal investment in the United Kingdom and the HepublIc of Ireland. {1988; The 8rltish Academy] Role of advance factorles In reglonai Industrla! planning in the Bepublic of Ireland. [19881 Approaches to rural develooment in the west of Ireland. [1989; EOLAS]
P. J. Dully Parlsh atlas of Clogher. [Mid 1989; Diocesan grant] Landscape and settlement in south Ulster. {late 1989]
H. Lynch The role of workers’ co-operatlves In iocai economlc development in Ireland. [1988; Forms klseanna Saothalr]
P. WcDonagh The Lmpact on a rurai communlty of a large femaie-employlng manufacturlng plant. [19891
D. Prlngle Wortallty and urban)sat)on in Ireland. [i989) Wortallty and cause of death In Ireland. [1989] Waynoo;h University micro mapplng system (88C micro-based cartographtc/slmple geograph=cai information system package). ~1989) Atlas of disease mortallty in Ireland. [On-eotngI Mortallty and soclal ciass in Ireland. [On-golng)
~. Qutnn Marketlng Irxsh tourism on the European continent. [19891
W. J. Smyth, The soclai and geographical background of the Orange Order in Ireland ijolnt study with C. Houston Un!versltV of Toronto). (i990: Social Sclence and Humanities 8esearch Council, Canada (partsai lunclng)l
Department of,:ocyolo~v
~. A. Wearer The poiltics of negotlation in plannlng resldentlai developments" a case study of Leixilp, Co. Z)idare, 1964-87. [June i9901
30 ¯ #UNA# GEOGRAPHY," PLANNING
THE OUEEN’S UNIVERSITY OF BELFAST
Department of/rchitecture and Plann/nf
J. Hendry, The private housebuilding industry In Northern Ireland. [April 1989; N.I. Department D. Singleton, Envlronment] ¥. Nelll
Department o/Econom/cs
J. F. S. Levl The economics of Third World agrtculturelfood markets and dlstrlbutlon. [!988]
ST ANGELA’S COLLEGE OF EDUCATION for Home Economics
A. Cunnlngham An investigation into bathroom facllItles In today’s home.
E. Sharkey Rural house building: a "sensitive" issue.
STRANWILLIS COLLEGE
Department of Geography
T. Kirk The terrltorial and social polarlsation of Protestants and Roman Cathollcs in rural Northern Ireland. [End 19881
TRINITY COLLEGE, DUBLIN
Department o/Geography
F. H. k. Aalen History of housing and planning in Ireland from c.1880, [Contlnuzng] Long-term evolution of rural landscapes: Ireland and Greece In partlcular. {Contlnuing] Vernacular buildings. (Contlnuingl Regional and rural plannlng In Ireland. [Contlnulngl
R. Alexander Review of geographical information systems. [1988; EOLASI
J. H. Andrews The hlstory of the cartography of Ireland. {Continuing]
D. A. Gillmor Aspects of the economic geography of Ireland. {On-going]
R. King Carlo Levi, the Wezzoglorno and rural change: Gagliano 50 years on. {December 1988; Nuffield Foundation]
UNIVERSITY COLLEGE, CORK
Department o/GeoEraphy
K. Curtin Towards an ethnography of a rural parish in west Limerick.
C. Foley Social networks in three areas of Cork City. [Summer 19891
K. R. Hickey The historical climatology of flooding in Cork City. [19891
31 HUMAN GEOERAP#Y," PLANNING
C. Ketch Historical geography of Co. Waterford in the mid-seventeenth century. [August 19881
J. D. R. O’Connor The role of voluntary organisations in twentieth century Irish society: Wuintir na Tire - a geographical case study. [19881
E. M. O’Mahony Hesidentlal open space in Cork City. [1988]
D. Storey Aspects of rural deprivationin Ireland. [August 1990]
J. G. Tyrrell Climatic hazards of the cork region. IOn-going} Urban envlronments. [On-going} Envzronment and development in tropical Africa. IOn-going}
UNIVERSITY COLLEGE, DUBLIN
Depar/ment of GeoRraphy
M. Hennessy Settlement and society In medieval Ireland, c.1169-1540.
k. k. Horner kppllcation of computer-assisted cartography to Irish population issues.
W. J. McGaughey The social geography of marriage partner selection, Dublin urban area. [On-going}
8. McManus C-stores in Ireland. [August 19891
k. J. Parker, Shopplng centre developments. [On-going: Retail Industry Organisationsl W. McLoughlin Consumer llfestyle changes. [On-golng; Retail Industry Organlsatlonsl~ Trends in retalllng. [On-gozng; Retail Industry Organisationsl City centre and suburban retailing. [On-going; Retail Industry Organlsatlonsl
k. Simms, Irlsh hlstoric towns atlas (in collaboration with Dept of Geography; TCD). [On-go:ng; J. H. Andrews Higher Education Authority]
UNIVERSITY COLLEGE, GALIAY
Department of Geography
M. E. Cawley 8urai populatlon change In Ireland. [On-golng; personal funds}
S. Grimes Spatzal aspects of structural change in the Irish labour force, 1971-81. [End 19881 The mlgration link between Cois Fharraige and Portland, Maine, 1880s-1930s..
UNIVERSITY OF ULSTERat Jordanstown
Oepartment o/Environmental Studies
P. Doherty Soclo-s~atlai change in the Belfast urban area. [Continuing] Ethnlc segregatlon in Belfast. [Continuing]
Department of Pre-b)rvlce Education k. L’Ame, An investlgatlon into the effects of redevelopment on small communities within urban C. Strugnell, areas. 11990] S. J. M. Woods,. I. Montgomery
32 A. UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES
DUBLIN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY
Department of Communications
N. Truetzschler Non-commercial local radio, [Summer 1988: State of NorthRhlne Westfalla, West Germany] Local media and the internatlonallsatlon of broadcastlng In Europe (jolntly with other members of Zuromedia Research Group). [On-golng; various government agenclesi
THE NATIONAL INSTITUTE FOR HIGHER EDUCATION, LIWERICK
Department of Languages and AppliedSocial Studies
P. HoulIhan James Byrne - an Irish linguist. [On-going; personal funds]
I. McLeod Philosophy and technology in the work of Derrzda and Lyotard. [November 19881
O. Prendergast An analysis of crltlcal responses to the springer press 196B-79. [July 1989]
Department of ManaEement Systems
C. Kavanagh An anaiyst’s workbench. [March i989]
J~clal Research Centre
H. Huddle, Tou can choose: a iifeskills and career development handbook for women. [October 1988; J. O’Connor Employment Equality Agencyl
THE OUEEN’S UNIVERSITY OF BELFAST
Institute of Irysh Studies
A, Day Computer based index to the Irish Ordnance Survey memoirs. [April 1989: Economic P, McNllliams and Soclal Research Council and N,l. Department of the Envlronmentl
Department of Social Anthropololy
C. W. Neilands Song, aesthetics and the folk mind: an Irish ethnomusicologlcal case study. [September 1990; Brztish Academy Postdoctoral Research Fellowshlpl
ST ANGELA’S COLLEGE OF EDUCATION for Home Economics
W. Kenny A study of the learnlng and teaching of chlldren with speclfic language disorders. LANEUAEE; CONNUI/CATZONS
ST MARY’S COLLEGE, BELFAST
N. Martin Survey on attitudes towards the Irish language and traditional cul~ure : M.Ed. dissertation. Seal do leasa - GCSE aural comprehension in Irish. [Summer 1988] Failte - a communicative approach to learning and teaching Irish (teacher’s manual and pupil’s workbook).
THOMO~D COLLEGE OF EDUCATION, LIMERICK
Department of Education
S. Brehon Child language development. [1990] Computers in education. [1989]
TRINITY COLLEGE, DOBLIM
Centre for Lanlua/e and Comunication Studies
D. G. Little, The development of a manual for foreign language learners (joint study with Dept of D. M. Singleton, Teacher Education). [1990; Authentik Language Learning Resources Ltd] S. M. Devitt
UMIVERSITY COLLEGE, COR[
Department of Ir/sh History
S. O’Dowd Joyce and history. [1988; personal funds]
UMIVERSITY COLLEGE, GALWAY
Department of Economics
D..~Cearbhaill The use of minority languages in business. [19B9; Buiro Eorpach do Theangacha Neamhfhorleathana]
Depart~nt of Law
D. Driscoll Comparative media coverage of human rights in Central America. [1991] Comparative media coverage of the Arab-lsraeli conflict. [19911
UMIVERSITY OF ULSTER at Jordanstown
Department o/Couunication
V. R. Spence Technologically-mediated communication. [1989-90; EC] The diffusion of innovation in respect of cross-campus communication. [1989]
V. R. Spence, The hearing impaired- a study of Vocational opportunity and life skills. [1989; lcCrea L. Galley Trust] -.
V. R. Spence, Sociometric techniques and classroom interaction - a cross-cultural study (in M. Loranger collaboration with Laval University, Ouebec). [1989; British Council] B. INSTZTUTES AND RESEARCH AGENCIES
COUNCIL FOR RESEARCH AND DEVELOPEENT
A. Breslin, An assessment of Irish adults, stu.dents and prlests’ perceptions of sermons. {September J. k. Wearer 1988]
NORTHERN IRELAND ECONOWIC COUNCIL
Research staff Impact of information technology tn Northern Ireland. {Northern Ireland Economlc Development Offlce] NA/IPOIER; LAEOUR; INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS
A. UNIVERSITIES AND COLLE6ES
NATIONAL COLLEGE OF INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS
Department of Industmal Relations
M. A. Barry The trade union elite inIreland. [19921
B. MacPartlln Values and employment relatlons. [19901
S. Ruth Dissent in organlsations. [1991]
NATIONAL INSTITUTE FOR HIGHER EDUCATION, DUBLIN
Departaen/ of Distance Education
A. Wlckham Women enter{ng englneerzng - a case study. [June 1988; Emplovment Equality Agencyl
Dublsn guslness School, accountmg and FJnance Division
R. 8yrne Effectzve communication of health and safety law. [19901
Dubhn Eus/ness School, Nanagenent Division
K. Monks The theory and practice of personnel management. [19911
THE NATIONAL INSTITUTE FOR HIGHER EDUCATION, LIMERICK
Department of Business Studies
D. A. Dlneen Changing employment patterns in Ireland: recent trends and future prospects. [i988; National Pensions Boardl
P. Flood Trade unlon government and membershio involvement In the irlsh Transport and General Workers’ Unlon (doctoral thesis, London School of Economics). [1988; British Councill
J. Wallace Flexibtllty and xndustrial relations. [1990111
Department oF European [nt~gratmn and Admlnsstration
D. Coombes, Local empiovment development in the Shannon regxon (joxnt study with Dept of Business D. A. D]neen Studles). [December 1988; EC and Shannon Development]
Denartment of Zangu~¢es and Applled Soclal Studies
E. Madden The equality pollcy of the European Communities and its implementation in Ireland and Germany. [June 19881
36 NANPOfER; LABOUR; Z%DUSTRZAL RELATIONS
Social Research Centre
J. O’Connor, Career patterns of NIHE, Limerick, graduates 1976-80. [1988; Higher Education M. O’Gallagher, Authority (partial funding)] E. Murphy, H. Ruddle
J. O’Connor, Growing concerns: a pilot study of growth orlented women entrepreneurs. [1988; H. Huddle Industrial Development Authority]
H. Ruddle, You can choose - a lifeskills and career development handbook for women. [October 1988; J, O’Connor Employment Equality Agency]
THE OUEEN’S UNIVERSITY OF BELFAST
Department of£conomic and Social History
K. D. Brown Aspects of fire brigade history in Northern Ireland. [1989; Fire Brigade Union]
Department o/£conomics
V. N. Hewitt Time series analysis of unemployment In Northern Ireland relative to Great Britain. [19881
C. W. Jefferson Local labour markets in Northern Ireland. [19881 Regional models of unemployment. [19881
J. M. Trewsdale Womanpower IV. [1988; Equal Opportunities Commission for Northern Ireland] Structure of the female labour market in Northern Ireland. [19881 Northern Ireland labour force characteristics. [19881 Northern Ireland female unemployment. [19881
Department of Politlcal Science
8. k. Wilford, Fair employment policy in Northern Ireland: a new initiative. [December 19891 R. Jay
TRINITY COLLE6E, DUBLIN
School o/Business Studies
F. yon Prondzynski Industrial tribunals and employment rights. [19891
Department o/PharmacoloEy and Tberapeutics
P. L. Chambers Study of effects of exposure of workers to solvents, fUn-going; Department of Labourl
Department o/SocioloEy
J. A. Jackson,. Study of training needs and application of new communications in remote regions - salmon P. Stokes, farming in the Gaeltacht in Ireland and the Highlands and Islands of Scotland (joint D. Hunt et a/ study with Sus Research Limited and Robert Gordon’s Institute, Aberdeen [1990; EC Comett Programme]
37 #ANPOrER," LABOUR; INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS
J. lickham Electronics engineers and technicians" qualifications and work. [1988]
J. Wlckham, Work organisation and industrial relations in data processing departments. [1988; EC3 W. Tierney
Department of Stat~st:cs
E. Drew Information technology and changes in working time: case studies of part-time working in banklng and supermarkets in Ireland. [1988;. personal funds]
UNIVERSITY COLLEGE, DUBLIN
Department o( £nvironmental Studies
J. Blackwell A study of low pay In Ireland. [July 1988; Irish Congress of Trade Unions]
Department o/Modern History
F. A. D’Arcy The structure of wage rates in the building trade in Dublin since the slxteenth century. [Summer ,1988]
Oepartmen! of Political Economy
B. M. Walsh Labour market flex~bllity and employment. [!988; OECD]
Department o/Psychology
E. McCarthy - Transition to equal opportunlties: problems and possibillt~es. [Employment Equality kgencyl
UNIVERSITY COLLEGE, GALUAY
Department of Industrial EnE1neersng
W. E. J. O’Kelly, Manpower study of electronics industry. [May 1988; Industrial Development, Authority, L. 8rennan, Eolas, Foras Aiseanna Saothair, Higher Education Authorityl " J, Dinneen
UNIVERSITY OF ULSTER at Coleraine
Centre for Applied Health Studies
M. Connollv, Nurse management. [1989; Northern, Western and Southern Health & Social Services J. Leslie, Hoards} N. Reid, C. Todd
S. WcClean, Nurse manpower. [1989; N.I. Department of Health and Social Services] N. Reid, C. Todd
39 B. INSTITUTES AND RESEARCH A6ENCIES
COUNCIL FOR RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT
A. Breslin, Vocations 1987 - an annual compilation of facts and assessment of trends in vocations to J. A. Wearer the priesthood and religious lzfe. [1988]
THE ECONOWIC AND SOCIAL RESEARCH INSTITUTE
R. Breen, Evaluatlon of enterprise allowance scheme. [November 1988; Department of Labour] B. Halpln Evaluation of employment incentive scheme. [January i989: Department of Labour)
D. F. Hannan, Five years after school: labour market and llfe experience of second-level school R. Breen, tearers. [Youth Employment Agency/FAS and Department of Education) B. Halpzn
J. J. Sexton Long-term unemployment and its wlder labour market effects tn the European Communlty. [October 1988; EC]
J. J. Sexton, Transition from school to work and early labour market experience. [October 1988: EC B. J. Whelan, (partlal fundlng)] J. A. lilllams
s AN FORAS AISEANNA SAOTHAIR - The Training and Employment Authority
Programme Planning, Co-ordinatlon and Researc~ Department
N. Beggan Evaluation of FAS enterprise programmes: start your own bus~ness category. {Way 1988]
B. NcGennls, Training of trainers of young people in companles. [July 1988; CEDEFOP (partial L. Scott funding))
S. Nullin Follow-up survey of 1981/2 school leavers. [End 1988] Survey of companies and participants on the European orlentatlon programme. [19881 Survey of soclal guarantee participants. [1988]
V. Ollver, Report on work experlence element of programmes funded by youth employment levy. [19881 W. Beggan
N. O’Neill Follow-up of jobsearch participants. [19881
G. Walker, Engineering education and trainlng in Denmark - are there lessons for Ireland? T. Casey Training implications of technological change in manufacturing in Ireland. [19881 Study of the mechanical/electrical engineering industry in Ireland. [19881
LABOUR RELATIONS AGENCY
Researc~ Section
B. Tipping, Industrlal relations in Northern Ireland - the LRA survey of the private sector. P. NcCorry MANPOfER; LABOUR; INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS
NORTHERN IRELAND ECONOMIC COUNCIL
Research staff Impact of information technology in Northern Ireland. {N.I. Economic Development Office]
MOHTHERN IRELAND PRE-SCHOOL PLAYGROUPS ASSOCIATION
V. S1oan Voluntary sector pre-school childcare provisions in Northern Ireland. [October 1908; Equal Opportunities Commission for Northern Ireland]
NORTHERN IRELAND WOMEN’S EDUCATION PROJECT
J. McMlnn The training and re-trainlng needs of women.~ [i988; Equal Opportun!ties Commission M. NcCorry for Northern Ireland]
NORTHERN IRELAND WOMEN’S RIGHTS MOVEMENT
Research staff Study of the contract cleaning industry. [March 1980; Equal Opportunities Commzssion for Northern Ireland]
POLICY RESEARCH INSTITUTE
R. J. Cormack, Analysis of the labour force survey. [April 1989; N.I. Department of Finance and R. D. Osborne Personne11
E. McLaughlln Equality of opportunity in the clothing industry. [October 1990; Equal Opportunitles Commisslon for Northern .Ireland]
M. Maguire k study Of women in the retail trade in Northern Ireland. [October 1988.; Equal Opportunities Commission for Northern. lrelandl
C. 60VERNNEIIT DEPARTNEIlTS
DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE AND PERSONNEL for Northern Ireland
Policy Planning and Research Unit
T. N. Caven, Worksharing: a study of staff attitudes towards rWOrksharing in the Northern Ireland O. Gillespie, clvii service. P. E. Marshall, C. J. Morris
J. Gillan, Evaluation of restart ’special’ employment measure. [Autumn 1988; N.I. Department of L. McWh{rter Economic Development]
L. McWhirter, A review of employer participation/non-participation in the youth trainingprogramme. M. Faloona [Summer 1988: N.I. Department of Economic Development]
4O #ANPOYER; LABOUR; INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS
L. HcWhirter, Youth training programme cohort study - a longitudinal study of the post-compulsory J. Gillan, education experiences of 3,000 young people. [Summer 1989; N,I. Department of D. Thompson, Economlc Development] U. Duffy
DEPARTHENT OF LABOUR
Nanpo~er Division
P. Hulholland Survey of part-time workers.
41 POLITICS," INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS; PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION
A. UNIVERSITIES MID C O L L E 6 £ S
DUBLIN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY
Department of Communications
W. Truetzschler Non-commerclai local radlo. [Summer 1988; State of No.rthRhlne Westfalia, West Germanyl
IRISH SCHOOL OF ECUMENICS
3~’hool of Peace Studxes
8. McSweeney 7me European Communlty and the European neutrals. {1991]
School o/Systematic Theology k. D. Falconer Reconc111ng memories. [Phase I - i988: Phase 2 - 1990]
NATIONAL INSTITUTE FOR HIGHER EDUCATION, DUBLIN
D~bhn Bus~ness School. Management Division
E, O’Halpln Internal securlty policy In independent Ireland. [1992] The hlgher clv~i service in Ireland - its development and performance, iOn-gozng] Mandarin of mandarlns: Sir Warren Fisher, head of the clvi! servlce, 1919-39. [To be publlshed by Routiedge, late I988/early 19891
THE NATIONAL INSTITUTE FOR HIGHER EDUCATION, LIMERICK
Department of£uropean Integration and Admmzstrat/on
D, Coombes The idea of parllament: tradltion and change in West European polltlcs. [Autumn 1988; European Cultural Foundation]
D. Coombes, Local employment development in the Shannon region (ioint study wlth Dept of Business D. k. Dineen Studies). [December 1988; EC Commlss|on and Shannon Development]
C. J. Maguxre European Community sclence and technology programmes: their contrlbution to Eurooean integration, iJune 1989: oersonal funds l
N. N. Malone The development of services and facilities for members of D~il Eireann as an aspect of parliamentary reform. [June 19891
E. Murphy Agricultural interest groups In Ireland and their relations wlth public authorities. iSeotember 1988; oersonal funds]
J. 8, Tonra k political analysls of Irish foreign policy, 1948-55. [19881
Department of Lanfuages and AppDedSocxal Studies
E. Mahon Motherhood and withdrawal from the labour market - a case study of women in the ci.vtl servlce. [December 1988]
42 POLITICS; IIlTERNATIOIIAL RELATIONS; PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION
THE QUEEN’S UNIVERSITY OF BELFAST
Institute o/Irish Studies
P. Brennan The state in Ireland. [1990; CNRS, France and Conseil Sclentiflque, Sorbonne Nouveile (partial funding)1
Departaent o/Nodern History
P. Dunn The Republic of Ireland and the formatlon of antagontstlc blocks in the post-war world. [May 19891
B. A. Follls The creation of Northern Ireland 1920-26. [May 19891
P. Leckey The po!itlcal, soclal and economic slgnificance of the life and beliefs of Col. James Stewart of Klllymoon. [1991]
P. A. McKeown T.W. Russell - hls role within the movement for land reform in Ulster. [Nay 19891
M. Millerxck The adminlstratlon of Ireland durlng the First World War. {May 19903
K. M. Palmer The Runciman mlssion to Czechoslovakia, August 1938. [September 1988]
Depart#ent o/Political Science
V. Geoghegan Ralahine: Ireland’s lost Utopia. [19901
A. 8. Guelke Bomb culture: a comparative study of politlcal violence. [19891
E. Moxon-Browne Political change in Spaln since 1982. [1988]
R. A. Wilford, Fair employment pollcy in Northern Ireland: a new inltlative. [December 1989] R. Jay
TRINITY COLLEGE, DUBLIN
School o/Busi#ess Studies
F. yon Prondzynski Industrial tribunals and employment rlghts. 119B91
B Blair Change and continuity in the security policles of small European Community states, 1945-90. [19911
F B. Chubb The politics of the Irish Constitution. [1988]
P Keatinge Irish neutrality and the European Community. [On-going] Ireland’s forexgn relations in 19BB. [Spring 1989]
M. Marsh Irish electoral behaviour. [1989; Committee for Social Science Research in Ireland]
K. Murphy Healey The impact of social and legal influences on certain aspects of the judicial development of human rights xn the Republic of Ireland. [Harch 198BI
43 POLITICS; INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS; PUBLIC ADNINISTRATION
Department of Social Studies
A. Coughlan A biography of George Gilmore. [19891
The identification and prevention of problems affecting the physical and social wellbeing of young people in Europe. [End 1989; Council of Europe (partial funding)l The role of the state in the protection of children - an international perspective. [On-going; personal funds] Child care policy in modern Ireland. IOn-going; personal funds]
UNIVERSITY COLLEGE, CORK
Department o/Education
D. O’Sullivan The role of the ’cultural stranger’ in Irish educational policymaking. [Autumn 1988; personal funds] The educational pollcies of Irish political parties. [Summer 1989; personal funds]
Department of frssh History
T. Dunne Ireland in the age of democracy, 1860-1972. [19903
M. Luddy Women and philanthropic work in nineteenth century Ireland. [1988; personal funds]
P. Maume Daniel Corkery: cultural critic: [1988; personal funds]
S. O’Oowd Joyce and history. [1988; personal funds]
M. O’Neill Politics and society in the novels of Canon Sheehan. [1988; personal funds]
P. O’Regan The episcopacy of Archbishop King. [1988~~ personal fundsl
Department of Law
D. Morgan Separation of powers in the Irish Constitution. [19891
Department of Nodern History
B. Glrvin The right and liberal democratic politics in the twentieth century. [1988]..
UNIVERSITY COLLEGE, DURLIM
Department o~ Ethics and Politics
J. Baker Egalitarianism. [Continuing]
D. Farrell Party organisation and organisational adaptation in the last quarter of the twentieth century - an examination of the Irish case. [American National Science Foundation and, Forschungsstelle fur Gesellshaftliche Entwicklungen at Mannheim University]
F. K. Gardiner Women and parliament: cross-cultural study. [1990]
A. Ingram A reconciliation of individual rights and welfarism. [December 19881
44 POLZTICS," INTERNAHONAL RELATIO#S," PUSLZC AD#Z#ISTRAT]O#
M. Manning Oireachtas Etreann: a study of the development of parliament in Ireland sznce independence. [1991]
I. H. Whyte Northern Ireland and the researchers, tend 1988]
Department o:Nodern History
Popular culture and social control in Ireland since the elghteenth century. {Spring 19891 The history of the labour movement in Ireland since the eighteenth century. {1990] The British Intelligentsta and the Irish, 1920-00. [1992]
S. A. Faughnan The origins and draftlng of the 1937 Constitution - M.A. thesis. [Autumn 19881
Departnent of Nodern IrsshH;story
B. Kennedy The state and the arts: the development of official arts pol{cy in Ireland, 1922-83 - Ph.D. thesls. [Autumn 1988]
UNIVERSITY COLLEGE, GALWAY
Department of La~
D. Drtscoll European co-operation concernlng terrorism. [19901 Comparative media coverage of the Arab-Israeli conflict. [19911 Comparative media coverage of human rights in Central America. [1991]
UNIVERSITY OF ULSTER at Coleraine
Centre for Applied Health Studies
N. Held, Nurse hours per patient. [1989; N.I. Department of Health and Social Services] G. Robinson
Department of History
K. Ward Northern Ireland press and international relations, 1900-50. [October 19891 A. J. Sharp
UNIVERSITY OF ULSTER at Jordanstown
Department of#istory
K. Jeffery Policing in Northern Ireland since 1969. [19891
Depart#ent of P re-Service Education
J. Sugden Sport and politics in Northern Ireland. [19901
45 POLITICS," INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS," PUBLIC ADNZNISTNATION
Department of Public Administration and Legal Studies
C. Knox Planntngand policy in local government in Northern Ireland. {December 1988]
J. P. Loughiln Religlon and politics in Northern Ireland and France. {July 1989; McCrea Award] The Pleds Nolrs in Corsica. [December 1988; Nuffi~Id Foundation] Public admlnistratlon and conflict tn Western Europe, {December 1989: Leverhulme Trust]
C. R. McChesney Affects of culture on changes in management in the public sector. [June 1991]
UNIVERSITY OF ULSTER, Nagee Colle{e
Department of Public Adminystration and Legal Studies
N. Colllns Ireland and the European bureaucracy. [September 1988; McCrea Award]
B. II/STITUTE£ AnD RESEARCH A6ENCIES
INSTITUTE OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION
Research Divismn
R. Boyle Monitoring organxsatlonal performance examples of good practice, and issues of appitcation in the Irlsh civil service.
IRISH COIIIIISSION FOR JUSTICE AND PEACE
P. Eccles Women In Africa - rural development. [Department of Foreign Affairs and IFDCO (partlal funding))
46 PSYCHOLOGY; SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY; APPLIED PSYCHOLOGY
A. UNI VERSIT!ES AND COLLEGES
DUBLIN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY
School of Home and Soc~al Sciences
N. Hayes, Parent/chlld health promotlon project. [October 1988; Eastern Health Board (partlai B. McCarthy fundlng)]
NATIONAL COLLEGE OF INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS
Department of Industrlal Relations
S. Ruth Dissent In organzsatlons. [i991]
THE NATIONAL INSTITUTE FOR HIGHER EDUCATION, LIMERICK
Soc/al Research Centre
J. O’Connor, Educatlona{ and behavloural adiustment of chlldren. iJune 1988; Department of Health H. Ruddle, and Mid-Western Health Board] M. O’Gallagher
ST ANGELA’S COLLEGE OF EDUCATION for Home Economics
M. Fox Adolescent attitudes towards body physlque.
S. Hughes An assessment of anxiety levels among home economcs student teachers In St Angela’s Coliege.
N. Martzn Motlvat]on: a survey of study hablts and attltudes among student-teachers In a thlrd level coilege of home economcs.
E. O’Connor An znvestlgatlon into commerczal advertlslng with particular reference to its ~nfluence on the housewife.
O. Ruane Body talk - anthropometry and body physique.
ST PATRICK’S COLLEGE, DHUNCONDRA
Department of Education
M. Morgan Consequences of maternal employment for adolescents’ behaviour and attitudes. [June 1988]
M. Morgan, Factors assoclated with initiatzon to smoklng, alcohol and drugs (in collaboratlon J. W. Grube with The Economic and Soclal Research Institute and Unlversity of Callfornia, Berkeley). [June 1989; EC]
47 PSYCHOLOGY; SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY; APPLZED PSYCtlOLOEY
TRINITY COLLEGE, DUBLIN
Department of PsycholoH
M. Byrne Aerophobia. [October 19881
D. W. Forrest Suggestion and ageing. [October 19891
R.G.C. Fuller, Driver behavlour. [1992] L.J.V. Baker
S. Greene, Irish collaborative infancy study" a longitudinal study of 200 Dublin-born babies and D.Weiczorek-Deering, thezr famlies. {Second StaKe, 1988; Department of Health]. B. Thompson, K. Nugent
K. Heskin, Perceptions of political leaders in Northern Ireland (in collaboration with University E. Ca2rns, of Ulster). [1988] D. McCourt
N. McDonald Noise exposure and hearing conserYation programmes.
C. Martin The control of driver risk-taking. [19901
D, Mingay Motor cyclists’ attitudes, behaviour and accidents. [10891
P. Ryan Effects of rape. {October 1989]
M. Stokes History of mesmerism in Ireland. {October 1988]
C. Whelan Stress in teachers. [October 1988]
Department of Statistics
M. Sweeney Graphical perception. [Summer 1989]
UNIVEHSITY COLLEGE, DUBLIN
Department of P~VcholoH
M. Casey, A monitoring study of images of women in advertising, including also an analysis of a E. McCarthy sample of advertisements targeted at children. [Oireachtas Joint Committee on Women’s Rights] Domestic violence against women - the women’s perspective. [Oireachtas Joint Committee on Women’s Rights; Garda Representative Association and Health Education Bureau (partial funding)l
E. McCarthy Stress and nursing. [European Foundation for the Improvement of Living and Working Conditionsl Equal opportunity and positive action programmes. Stress and the family grocer. [Retail Grocery, Dairy and Allied Trades Association (RGDATA] k. Moran, An investigation of the intelligibility and effectiveness of a proposed road sign. M. Nolan [Summer 1988; Dublin Corporation]
48 PSYCHOLO6Y," SOCIAL PSYCHOLO6Y; APPLIED PSYCHmn6y
UMIVERS’ITY OF ULSTEH at Coleraine
CeNtre :or Applied Health Studies
M. Murray, Attltudes to cancer, [1989; Ulster Cancer Foundationl C. McMillan
UNIVERSITY OF ULSTEB at Jordanstown
Departaent of P re-Service £ducation
D. Scully, Development of prehension (jolnt study wlth Dept. of Zlnesiology, Unlverlsty of K. M. Newell llllnois). [19881
8. INSTITUTES AND RESEARCH A6ENCIES
THE ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL RESEARCH INSTITUTE
C. T. Whelan, Unemployment, poverty, psychologlcal health and copxng strategies: natlonal analysls D. F. Hannan, of Individual, familial and household consequences of unemployment. [Department of S. Creighton Health]
J AN FORAS AISEANNA SAOTHAIR - The Training and Employment Authority
Programae Planning, Co-ordination and Research Depar/#en/
H. McBennis, Tralnlng of trainers of young people In companies. [July 1988; CEDEFOP [partial L. Scott funding)3
49 REGIONAL STUDIES
A. UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES
CARYSFORT COLLEGE
Department of GeoErap~y
J. A. Walsh Spatial dlffuslon of agricultural mechanisatlon since the i930s. [1988; personal funds] Bestructurlng the European economy: geographical implicatlons for. Ireland. [1988; persona] funds] Heglonal aspects of the modernisatzon of agriculture in Ireland. [On-golng; personal funds]
NAYNOOTH COLLEGE
Department o/Geo~raphK
P. 8reathnach The locat!onal pattern of transnational investment in the United Kingdom and the Bepubllc of Ireland. [1988; The Brltish Academy] The role of advance factories in regional industrlal planning in the Hepublic of Ireland. [19881 Approaches to rural development in the West of Ireland. [1989; EOLAS]
P. J. Duffy Parish atlas ofClogher. {Mid 1989; Diocesan Grant] Landscape and settlement in south Ulster. [Late 19891
P. McDonagh The impact on a rural communlty of a large female-employzng manufacturing plant. [19891
THE NATIONAL INSTITUTE FOR HIGHER EDUCATION, LIMERICK
Department of Business Studies
D. k. Dineen Analysis of the impact of small industry policy in the midwest reglon. [October 1988; Shannon Development]
Oepartment of European /nte~ration and/dministratJhn
D. Coombes, Local employment development in the Shannon regzon (joint study with Dept of. Business D. k. Dtneen Studies). [December 1988; ECand Shannon Development]
J~clal Research Centre
W. Faulkner, Technology transfer process: a pilot study of the role of intermediaries In SMEs. J. O’Connor, [1988; EC] N, O’Gailagher
J. O’Connor, Data base development. [On-golng] D. Tobln
5O REGIONAL STUDIES
THE QUEEN’S UNIVERSITY OF BELFAST
Departaent of AEricultural Fconoaics
M. C. F. Cook Economic performance of Northern Ireland mushroom production. 11988; N.I. Department of Agriculture]
M. C. F. Cook, The potential for narcissus and dry bulb onion production In Northern Ireland. [1988; J. Gilllng Food from Brltain (Co-operatlve Development Board)]
J. Davis, An economic evaluatlon of aquaculture and inland recreational flsheries In Northern C. O’Neill Ireland. [October 19891
N. Fulton The further processing of beef in Northern Ireland: an analysis of industry structure, economic performance and marketing strategy. {October 1989; N.I. Department of Agriculture]
Structure and economic efficiency of Northern Ireland ware potato market. [19891
The market potential of Northern Ireland oat productlon. [1988; N.I. Department of Agriculture]
Department of Fcono#ics
P. Enderwick, Multinational enterprises and regional development. 119881 R. I. D. Harris
R.I.D. Harris Regional income and earning differences in the United Kingdom. [19881 Regional industrial relations systems. [19881
V. N. Hewitt Time series analysis of unemployment in Northern Ireland relative to Great Britain. [19881
D.M.W.N. Hitchens Interregional comparison of small firms. [19881
C. W. Jefferson Regional models of unemployment. [19881
M.A.McGurnaghan Regional income disparities within the EC. [19881 Technology-based small companles and the regeneratlon of the EC’s depressed regions. [19881
J. Z. Spencer The application of general equlllbrium methods to regional economies. [19881
M. 3. Trimble Regional Implications of the Common Agricultural Policy. 119881 fnstitute o[JrishStudies
M. Crozler Weddings, wakes and welcomes. [19881
Dep#rt#ent of SocialAnt~ropoloEy
R. F. Byron An anthropological study of transfer payments in fishing in Western Sweden. [Continuingl
A. Sanger The transmission of musicaland dance skills to chlldren In the island of Bali, Indonesia. [Continuing; Economic and Social Research Council]
51 REGIONAL STUDIES
ST MARY’S COLLEGE, Belfast
S. Farren, Students together - but how close? A comparativestudy of teacher education institutions P. B..Finn, in a divided community. T. Kirk
TRINITY COLLEGE, DUBLIN
Departaent of£cono#ics
P. J. Drudy Urban and regional policy in Ireland. [On-going3
P. J. Drudy, The impact of the government advance factory programme in mid-Wales (joint study with I. Thomas Association of Metropolitan Authorities, London). [19893
Depart#ent o/GeoGraphy
D. A. Gillmor Economic and social change in Irish villages, tOn-going3 Editing of book on the Irish countryside. [1988)
Depart#ent of Socioloty
J. A. Jackson, Study of training needs and application of new communications in remote regions - salmor P. Stokes, farming in the Gaeltacht in Ireland and the Highlands and Islands af Scotland (joint D. Hunt eta]. study with Sus Research Limited and Robert Gordon’s Institute, Aberdeen [1990; EC Comett Programme]
UNIVERSITY COLLEGE, CORK
Departoent of6eography
J. G. TYrrell Urban environments, tOn-going] Environment and development in tropical Africa: IOn-going] Climatic hazards of the Cork region, tOn-going]
A. Whyte Underdevelopment in late nineteenth and early twentieth century Ireland: a study Of the impact of the Congested Districts Board in Co. Donegal.
UNIVERSITY COLLEGE, DUBLIN
Departaenl of Geography
8. McManus C-stores in Ireland. [August 1989]
UNIVERSITY COLLEGE, GALWAY
Depar/nent of Econonics
M, J. Keane Local employment development action" pilot project (joint study mith Dept of Geography). M. S. ~Cinn~de [September 1988; EC]
D. OCearbhaiti Community councils in the West of Ireland. [On-going; personal funds3
52 REGIONAL STUDIES
Departnent of Geolraphy
R. E. Cawley Rural population change in Ireland. IOn-going; personal funds]
UNIVERSITY OF ULSTER at Jordanstown
Departaent ofEnv~ron#enta/Studies
N. Hart Sub-regional manufacturing employment change in Northern Ireland, 1973-1986. [1989] New and small firms in regional development: the case of Northern Ireland. IOn-going]
B. INSTITUTES AND #ESEANCH A6ENCIES
THE ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL RESEARCH INSTITUTE
R. O’Connor, Southeast region pilot technology programme (in collaboration with EOLAS). [Interim R. EcSherry, Plan, July 1988; EOLAS] N. McCarthy
R. O’Connor, Aquaculture in the Gaeltacht: its economic and social impact. [Udar~s na Gaeltachtal B. J. Yhelan
N. Ross Agriculture and regional development. [December 19883 Regional incomes 1986. [October 1988; Industrial Development Authority]
INSTITUTE OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION
Research Division
L. Joyce, The relocation of public service employment in Ireland. [198B; Department of Finance] P. Humphreys, A. Kelleher
NORTHERN IRELAND ECONOMIC RESEARCH CEMTRE
S. Fothergill, Branch plant closures in the United Kingdom, 1980-87 (joint study with University of N. 6uy Reading). [December 1988; Economic and Social Research Council and N.l. Department of Finance and Personnel] J. A. Schofield Econometric model of Northern Ireland economy. [M.I. Government and Economic and Social Research Council]
RURAL ACTIUM PROJECT
A. Kilmurray, The role, perceived needs and demands of women in rural Northern Ireland. [November C. Bradley 1988; Equal Opportunities Commission for Northern Ireland]
53 #[GIO#AL Sr#DI[S
GOK£R#1[#T D[P#R[N[#[S
DEPARTMENT OF A6RICULTURE for Northern Ireland
£conomics and Statistics Division
A. ¥. Kirke Home mixed feedstuffs on farms in Northern Ireland. [1988] A study of the potential for and constraints on increased output from land-using activities in Northern Ireland. [19891
DEPARTWEMT OF FINANCE AND PERSONNEL for Northern Ireland
Policy Planning and Research Unit
K. F. Sweeney, Continuous household survey. [Continuousl O. Gillesple, 8. Clulow, P. McAuley
K. F. Sweeney, Family expenditure survey. [Continuous] S. Harcourt
54 SOCIAL ADNI#ISTRAHON," SOCIAL NEDICINE
A. UNIVERSITIES AND
DUBLIN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY
School of Home and Social Sciences
B. McLaughlin The nutritional quality of schoolchildren’s diets. [June 1988]
MAYMOOTH COLLEGE
Department of Geography
D. Prlngle Mortality and urbanisation {n Ireland. 19891 Mortality and cause of death in Ireland. [19891 Mortality and social class in Ireland. [On-going] Atlas of disease mortality in Ireland. [On-goingl
THE NATIONAL INSTITUTE FOB HIGHER EDUCATION, LIMERICK
Social Research Centre
J. O’Connor, Fact sheets for the elderly. [1988; National Counc11 for the Agedl H. Buddle, E. Murphy
J. O’Connor, Carers of the elderly: a study of the caring process. [November 1988; National Council H. Ruddle, for the Aged] E. Murphy, M. O’Gallagher
J. O’Connor, The role and extent of sheltered hous.ing for the elderly in Ireland. [December 1988; H. Ruddle, National Council for the Agedl M. O’Gallagher
THE OUEEN~S UNIVERSITY OF BELFAST
Department of Community Nedicine
A. E. Evans World Health Organisation project on multinational monitoring of trends and determinants in cardiovascular disease (WHO MONICA Project). [1992; N.I. Department of Health and Social Services and Northern Ireland Chest, Heart and Stroke Association]
Department of Economscs
P. R. Simpson Economic aspects of screening for cancer. [1988; International Union Against Cancer]
Department of Social Anthropology
C. McKenna Problems of communication faced by health visitors and their clients in three different cultures. [September 1988; N.I. Department of EducationI
55 SOCIAL ADNI#ISTRATION," SOCIAL NEDICI#E
Department of Social Stud/es
J. H. Pinkerton Social work wzth families of children ’home on trial’: an empirical descriptive account of contemporary practice in Northern Ireland set within its postwar historical context - Ph.D. thesis. {July 19891
ST ANGELA’S COLLEGE OF EDUCATION for Home Economics
C. Allan Heart disease - dietary guidelines and the Irish public’s response.
L, Dunne Skin disorders - are they diet related?
F. Glacken An investigation into the eating hablts of young people (18-25 years) today. P. Lalor Changing attitudes and awareness towards food colouring agents.
M. Heddan Child abuse - the suffering of the Innocent.
TRIWITY COLLEGE, DUHLIN
Department of Soc/al Ytud/es
S. Butler Irlsh public pohcy on drug and alcohol problems, 1957-87. [December 19901
k. Coughlan Social policy and the Irish Constitution. [19881
E. Corrigan, Irish alcoholic women in treatment. {July 1990; Department of Health] S. Butler
8. Gilligan The identification and prevention of problems affecting the physical and social wellbeing of young people in Europe. IEnd 1989; Council of Europe (partial funding)] The role of the state in the protection of children - an international perspective~ [On-golng; personal funds] Child care pollcyin modern Ireland. [On-goingi personal funds]
P. Harrison Thedelivery of social work services in one health board area. [October 19881
N. Kearney The origlns of professional social work tralning in Ireland. [October 19881
UNIVERSITY COLLEGE, CORK
Department of Social Ned/cme
J. P. Corridan, Epidemiology of cancer in Cork andKerry (,joint study with Departments of Statistics and M. Crowley, Pathology, UCC). tOn-going; Irish Cancer Society partial fundlng)l C. T. Doyle, M. A. Noran
Department of Social Theory and lnstitutions
I. Lorenz, Suicide and parasuicide in Cork - epidemiological and interventive perspectives (wlth W, Keileher, particular reference to the role of social work in intervention. [September 1989; UCC M. Daly Development Fund] -
56 UNIVERSITY COLLEGE, DUBLIN
Department of Community Medicine and Epidemiology
L. E. Daly Dublin neural tube study (multicentre study). [1989; Dublin Maternity Hospitals and° Health Research Boardl
I. Graham, Irish caridac surgical register. [On-going; Irish Heart Foundation] L. E. Daly
B. A. Herity, A retrospective study of hypothermia in the elderly. [19883 L. E. Daly, G. J. Bourke
R. Mulcahy, Secondary prevention of coronary heart disease (joint study with Dept of Preventive N. J. Hickey, Cardiology, St. Vincent’s Hospital, Dublin). [On-goingl L. E. Daly
E. B. Shelley, Kilkenny health project (joint study with Irish Heart Foundation and South Eastern Health L. E. Daly, Board). [1994; Irish Heart Foundation and Health Research Board] R. Wulcahy, I. Graham, N. J. Hickey
F. J. Stare, Ireland-Boston heart study: mortality follow-up (joint study). [On-going; Irish Heart G. J. Bourke, Foundation; Harvard University Department of Nutrition; and US National Institute for N. J. Hickey, Health (partial funding)l L. E. Daly
Department of Environmental Studies
J. Blackwell The family income supplement. [1988; Department of Social Welfare] Use of assets of the elderly. [1988; National Council for the Agedl
J. Blackwell,. Comparative costs of caring for the elderly. [1989; National Council for the Aged, Z. O’Shea, Department of Health; Voluntary Health Insurance Board; Health Research Board] P. Murray, G. Moane
Department of Social Administration
G. Cook A critique of the Irish social security. [1988; personal fundsl
V. Richardson A model for social work practice with pregnant and parenting adolescents. 11989; personal funds] Longituninal study of single mothers and their children. [1991; National Maternity Hospital (partial funding)]
Department of Social Science
C. P. Carney Social policy provision in EC countries. IOn-going; EC (partial funding)]
A. Lavan International social work: impact on social work education in Ireland 1970-B5. [December 1988; personal funds] Social policy formulation in relation to social work organisation and provision in Ireland. [June 1989; personal fundsl
57 SOCIAL /DNINISTRATION; SOCIAL N£DICIN£
UNIVERSITY COLLEGE, GALWAY
Department of Ned/cine
M. E. Cawley, . Outpatient attendance at the Regional Hospital Galway (joint study with Dept of F. M. Stevens Geography, UCG). [1988]
C. F. McCarthy, A survey of coellac disease. [!990; Medical Research Council] r B. McNicho11, F. M. Stevens The incldence of malignancy in coeliac disease. [Irish Cancer Society]
UNIVERSITY OF ULSTER at Coleraine
Centre for Applied Health Stud/es
P. kshworth, Occupational stress among caring professlons. [December 1988; McCrea Research Fund] J. Boore, k. Downey, F. Gibson, D. Houghton, N. Nathu, N. Reid, J. J. Strain, R. Wilson, k. McGrath
J. Boore, Home care of the dying (joint study with Department of Nursing and Health Visit]hi). M. Chambers, [1990; Ulster Cancer Foundationl C. Todd
M. Chambers, Nurse sociallsation (joint study with Dept of Nursing and Health Visiting). [19911 M. Murray
V. Coates, Evaluation of effect of implementlng a 12-hour shift for nursing staff. [1989; Western N. Reid, Health and Social Services Board] C. Todd, G. Robinson
M.B.E. Livingstone, Health knowledge in Northern Ireland. [1990; McCrea Research Fund] M. Barker, N. Reid
S. McClean, Diet and health in Northern Ireland. [March 1989; Health Promotion Research Trust]
G. McKenna, r , J. J. Strain, N. Held, k. Williamson, M. Wright, M. Barker, K. Thompson
S. McClean, Limbo project - study of non-employed trained nurses. [1989; N.I. Department of Health N. Reid, and Social Services] I. Conlon
M. Murray Family smoking project. [July 1988; Health Education Authority]
M. Murray, Development of advice manual for adults with chronic asthma. [April 1989; Chest, Heart R. Cecil and Stroke Association]
N. Reid Nurse hours per patient. [1989; N.I. Department of Health and Social Services]
N. Held, Nursing research needs (joint study with Department of Mathematics). [1989; Northern M. Wurray Ireland National Board]
N. Reid, Nurse hours per patient. [1989; Dept of Health and Social Services] G. Robinson
58 SOCIAL ADNIMSTRATION," SOCIAL NEDICINE
An analysis of the role and potential of reconciliation groups in,Northern Ireland. with particular regard to the Corrymeela community. [1990; N.I. Department of Educationl
UNIVERSITY OF ULSTER at Jordanstown
Departaent of P re-Service Education
M.B.E. Livingstone, Food intake and energy expenditure in free living subjects in Northern Ireland (joint J. J. Strain, study with Biomedical Sciences Research Centre, UU). [December 198B; N.I. Department G. Nevin, of Health and Social Services] G. McKenna, M. Barker
Department o: Socioloty
L. Prior Facilities for the rehabilitation of long-term psychiatric patients in Belfast. [December 1989; Policy Research Institute (partial funding)]
B. INSTITUTES AnD RESEARCH A 6E#CIES
THE ECONOWIC AND SOCIAL RESEARCH INSTITUTE
T. Callan, Project on income distribution, poverty and usage of state services. [On-going; EC: S. Crelghton, Department of Social Welfarel D. F. Hannan, B. Nolan, B. J. Whelan
THE HEALTH RESEARCH HOARD
J. Barry Travellers’ health status study. [19901
D. Kavanagh Community-based residences for mentally handicapped persons. [19881
K. Kendler, Family study of schizophrenia. [1989; National Institute of Mental Health, US] D. Walsh
P. Kirke Irish vitamin trial. [1991]
NATIONAL ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL COUNCIL
Secretariat, Housing policy (joint study with Dept of Environmental Studies, UCD and Dept of Town J. Blackmell, Planning, University of 61asgow). D, Donnison
59 SOCIAL ADNIIlISTHATION; SOCIAL NEDICINE
NORTHERN IRELAND PRE-SCHOOL PLAY6ROUPS ASSOCIATION
V. Sloan Voluntary sector pre-school childcare provisions in Norihern Ireland. [October 19HH; Equal Opportunities Commission for Northern Ireland.
POLICY RESEARCH INSTITUTE
J. Nillar, Secondary analysis of the Northern Ireland Continuous household survey. [November 198B; R. L. Wilier, Economic and Social Hesearch Council] C. J. Wcllheney, R. D. Osborne, J. Campbell
C 60VERNNENT DEPARTNENTS
DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND SOCIAL SERVICES for Northern Ireland
Statistics and Research Division
J. Craig Alcohol, tobacco and drug usage amongst school pupils vest of the Hann. [June 1988; Probation Board of Northern Ireland] Adolescent drinking in Northern Ireland. [Autumn lHHH]
DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE AND PERSONNEL for Northern Ireland
Policy PlanninfandResearch Unit
J. Napstone Belfast home-start" evaluation report.
6O A. U#IVERSITIES AND COLLEGES
IRISH SCHOOL OF ECUMENICS
Department o/Inter/aith Dialogue
J. D’Arcy May The religlous dimension of development in the southwest Pacific. [Early 1989; University of Frankfurt; Missio Research Institute, kachenl
WAYNOOTH COLLEGE
Department o/Geography
W. J. Smyth, The soclal and geographical background of the Orange Order zn Ireland (joiht study with C. Houston Unlverslty of Toronto). [1990; Social Sclence and Humanlties Research Counc11, Canada (partial funding)]
Department of Sociology
M. Dalton Stereotypes of the mentally ill. [August 19891
8. Devine Motivational ~vels Ln Irish industry. [August 19881
M. Doherty An examination of the social role of television in Irish society within the domestlc context of family llfe. [August 1988]
T. Fahey A general social history of the family In Ireland since 1900. [19921
M. Mac Gr(il Intergroup relations and attltude changes in Ireland today. [October 13911
L. Noonan Gender inequalities in Irish post-primary schools. [Summer 19893
J. A. Weafer The politics of negotiatlon in planning residential developments: a case study of Leixlip, Co. Kildare, 1964-87. [June 19901
NATIONAL INSTITUTE FOR HIGHER EDUCATION, DUBLIN
Department of Distance Education
A. lickham Women entering englneerlng - a case study. [June 1988; Employment Equality Agency]
THE NATIONAL INSTITUTE FOR HIGHER EDUCATION, LIMERICK
Department o/LanEuaEes and AppliedSocial Studies
B. Keary Wariculture: some socio-economic implications. [December 19883 The changing structure of the fishing industry in Ireland. [December 19883
E. Mahon Motherhood and withdrawal from the labour market - a case study of women in the civil servlce. [December 19881 Class, educational achievement and occupational choice. [June 19893
M. O’Donoghue Dual career families in Ireland. [June 1989]
61 Social Research Centre
W. Faulkner, Technology transfer process: a pilot study of the role of intermediaries in SMEs. J. O’Connor, [1988; ECI M. O’Gallagher
J. O’Connor Work project study - an evaluation. [November 1989; EC]
J. O’Connor, The world of widowhood’ experiences of widows with dependent children living in urban E. Murphy, Ireland. [1988; National Association of Widows in Irelandl H. Ruddle
J. O’Connor, Career patterns of NIHE, Limerick graduates 1978-80. [1988; Higher Education Authority M. O’Gallagher, (partial funding)l E. Murphy, H. Ruddle
J. O’Connor, Growing concerns: a pilot study of growth oriented women entrepreneurs. [1980; H. Ruddle Industrial Development Authority]
J. O’Connor, Carets of the elderly: a study of the carlng process. [November 1988; National Council H. Ruddle, for the kgedi El Murphy, M. O’Gallagher
J. O’Connor, Educational and behavioural adjustment of children. [June 1988; Department of Health H. Ruddle, and Mid-Western Health 8oard] M. O’Gallagher The role and extent of sheltered housing for the elderly in Ireland. [December 1988; National Council for the Aged]
THE OUEEN’S UNIVERSITY OF RELFAST
Institute of lrish Studies
B. Collins Fertility, religion and social class in early twentieth century Ireland. [1990; Economic and Social Research Council (partial funding)]
M. Crozier Weddings, wakes and welcomes. [19881
Department of Social Anthropology
R. F. Byron Anthropological study of transfer payments in fishing in Western Sweden. IContinuingl
R. F. Byron, Fishermen’s wxves: soclal roles of women in a Scottish community. [1988; Economic and D. E. Chalmers Social Research Council linked studentshipl
H. Donnan, Counselling and the unemployed in Belfast. 11988; Policy P!anning Research Unit] G. MacFariane 19861 Evaluation of Belfast Centre for the Unemployed outreach counselling proiect. [March 1988; N.I. Department of Health and Social Services]
J. R. Kippen Computer-aided social anthropological analysis of a musical system. [November 1988; Leverhulme Trust]
I. Loutzaki Structure of dances of the Greek refugee population fromE. Rumelia. [September 1989; Peloponnesian Folklore Foundation]
62 SOCIOLOGY; SOCZAL ANTHROPOZOGY
C. McKenna Problems of communication faced by health visitors and their clients in three different cultures. [September 1988; N.I. Department of Education]
K. Milton, Nature conservation and public response in Northern Ireland. [October 1990; Leverhulme I. MacAulay, Trust] J. Hughes
C. ¥. Nellands Song, aesthetics and the folk mind: an Irish ethnomusicological case study. [September 1990; British Academy Postdoctoral Research Fellowship]
I. Paek-Howard The aesthetics of South Korean music. [September 19891
A. Sanger Transmission of musical and dance skills to children in the island of Bali, Indonesia. [Continuing; Economic and Social Research Council]
Department of Social Studies
J. D. Brewer Oral history of policing in rural Ireland at the time of partition. [Nuffield Foundation]
J. D. Brewer, Ethnographic study of the Royal Ulster Constabulary. {Economic and Social Research K. Magee Council]
R, J. Cormack, Comparison of affirmative action policies in Canada and Northern Ireland (joint study R. D. Osborne with University of Ulster). [October 1988; Canadian High Commission3
L. O’Dowd, Local responses to industrial change in Northern Ireland: a comparison of Nevry and M. Naguire Craigavon (joint study with Policy Research Institute). [1991; Economic and Social Research Council]
S. Yearley Nature’s advocates: scientists’ role in environmental organisations. [February 1989; Economic and Social Research Council] Social history of science policy in Ireland. [June 1989]
ST ANEELA’S COLLE6E OF EDUCATION for Home Economics
G. Connolly Socialisation and gender identity: an investigation of sex role stereotyping with reference to girls who study home economics as a leaving certificate subject and girls who do not study H.E. as a leaving certificate subject.
D. Freeman Alcoholism - a family disease.
J. O’Leary The development of social service organisations in Ireland and the role of the home economist within one such organisation.
A. O’Reilly The married mother - to work or not to work - an investigation.
THOMOND COLLE6E OF EDUCATION, LIMERICI
Depart#ent of Physical Education
G. Knipe Current issues and concerns within physical education in Ireland. [July 19881
63 SOCZOLOEY," SOCIAL AST#ROPOLOGY
TRINITY COLLEGE, DUBLIN
Department of S octal Studies.
R. Gilligan The identification and prevention of problems affecting the physical and social wel!being of young people in Europe. [End 1989; Council of Europe (partial funding)]
Department of Socmlogy
J A. Jackson A study of development values - 1987-88. [June 1988; Trocaire] Comparative study of youth and new technologies (co-ordinated by the European Co-ordination Centre for Research and Documentation in Social Sciences. [19901
J A. Jackson, Study of training needs and application of new communications in remote regions - salmon P Stokes, farming in the Gaeltacht in Ireland and the Highlands and Islands of Scotland (joint D, Hunt et al. study with Sus Research Limited and Robert Gordon’s Institute, Aberdeen. 11990; EC Comett Programme]
J. A. Jackson, Physiotherapy - professional development and student intake (joint study with Department P. ¥agstaff of Physiotherapy, TCD]
UNIVERSITY COLLEGE, CORK
Department of Education
D. O’Sullivan The role of the ’cultural stranger’ in Irish educational policymaking. [Autumn 1988; personal funds] The educational policies of Irish political parties. [Summer 1989; personal funds]
Department of Social Theory and lnstitutions
W. Lorenz Normative issues in social work methodology - comparative aspects of different European traditions. [1989; UCC Arts Faculty Fund]
J. Maguire Irish water pollution policy. [1989; UCC Arts Faculty Fund]
F. Powell The impact of public expenditure cuts on the Irish welfare state. [1990]
8. P. Strydom Collective learning processes. [19901
UNIVERSITY COLLEGE, DUBLIN
Department of £ducation
K. Lynch Reproduction and the hidden curriculum. [Personal funds]
Department of Ethics and Politics
J. H. lhyte Northern Ireland and the researchers. [End 19881
Department of GeoErapby
W. J. McGaughey The social geography of marriage partner selection, Dublin urban area. iOn-going]
84 Depart#ent of Social Science
P. Clancy, Work and family - a survey of 600 DublLn couples with schoolgoing children zn relatlon to M. Nic Ghiolla the values and behavioural patterns attached to each sphere and their interface. Phadraig [Summer 1989; Sociology Dept, University of Arizona (partial funding)]
D. Zirke A study of soclologzcal factors influenclng initiation and continuation of drug abuslng behaviour among young people in Dublin. [December 1988; Department of Health]
M. Nic Ghiolla Childhood as a soclal phenomenon (zn collaboration with researchers from 26 countrles). Phadralg [19901
UNIVERSITY COLLE6E, 6ALWAY
Department of Industr/al £nEineerint
R. Gault Technology and society. [On-golng]
UNIVERSITY OF ULSTER at Jordanstown
Depart#ent of Applied Social Studies
F. Gibson Two oral life historzes of individual informants. [December 1988; NcCrea Trust{ The development and testlng of training materials concerned with therapeutlc reminzscence work. [December 1988; N.I. Department of Health and Social Servicesl
Department o[Pre-Service Educatmn
A. L’Amie The Irish travelling people: a resource collection, volumes 1-14. [19901
B. INSTITUTES AI/D RESEARCH AGENCIES
COUMCIL FOR RESEARCH AND DEVELOPIENT
A. Hreslin, Vocations 1987 - an annual compilation of facts and assessment of trends in vocations to J. A. Weafer the prlesthood and rellglous life. [1988]
THE ECONONIC AND SOCIAL RESEARCH INSTITUTE
R. Breen, Understanding contemporary Ireland: state, class and development in the Irish Republic. D. F. Hannah, [1989; to be published by Macmillanl D. H. Hottman, C. T. Whelan
T. Callan, Project on income distribution, poverty and usage of state services. IOn-going; EC; S. Creighton, Department of Social Welfarel D. F. Hannan, B. Nolan, H. J. Whelan
65 SOCIOLOEY; SOCIAL ANTHROPOLOGY
D. F. Hannan, Five years after school: labour market and life experience of second-level school R. Breen, leavers. [Youth Employment kgency/FkS and Department of Education] B. Halgin
F. Kennedy Family, economy and government in Ireland. [December 1988; personal funds]
C. T. Whelan, Unemployment, poverty, psychological health and Coping Strategies" national analysis D. F. Hannan, of indivldual, familial and household consequences of unemployment. IDe~artment of S. Creighton Healthi
POLICY RESEARCH INSTITUTE {November 1988; J. Willar, Secondary analysis of the Northern Ireland continuous household survey. R. I. Wilier, Economic and Social Research Council] C. J. WcIlheney, R. D. Osborne, J. Campbell
RELATE - Rorthern Ireland Warriage Guidance Department of Health Z. Cairns Attitudes to marriage and the family in Northern Ireland. [N.I and Social Services and Belfast Telegraph (partial funding)]
RURAL ACTION PROJECT {November k. Kilmurray, The role, perceived needs and demands of women in rural Northern Ireland. C. Bradley 1988; Equal Opportunities Commission for Northern Irelandl
68 STATISTICS
A. UNIVERSIT/ES
CARYSFORT COLLEGE
Department o: GeoE:aphy
J. A. Walsh Probability models of migration in Ireland. [19881
NAYNOOTH COLLEGE
Department o: Geofraphy
D. Pringle Maynooth University micro mapping system (BBC micro based cartographic/simple geographical information system package. [19891
TRINITY COLLEGE, DUBLIN
Department of Statistics
I. Sweeney Graphical perception. [Summer 1989]
UNIVERSITY COLLEGE, CORK
Department of Social Nedicme
J, P. Corridan, Epidemiology of cancer in Cork and Kerry (joint study with Departments of Statistics and M. Crowley, Pathology, UCC). IOn-going; Irish Cancer Society (partial funding)] C. T. Doyle, I. A. Noran
UNIVERSITY COLLEGE, DUBLIN
Department of Nodern History
F. A. D’Arcy The structure of wage rates in the building trade in Dublin since the sixteenth century. [Summer 19881
UNIVERSITY COLLEGE, GALIAY
Department o:Economics
G. Phelan An econometric analysis of the socio-economic determinants of mortality in Ireland, 1951-83. [1988]
67 STATISTICS
B. IIISTITUTES AND RESEARCH
THE ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL RESEARCH INSTITUTE
J. Bradley European project for a multinational macromodel (HERMES). Study of Irish economic growth. The Irish labour market.
J. Bradley, Medium-term prospects for the Irish economy. [On-goingl J.D. FitzGerald
O. Conniffe, Equivalence scales and costs of children. [September 1988] G. Keogh
E. I. Henry Domestic wealth in Ireland during 1950-84: pilot estimates at 1980 prlces. [March 19891
M. Ross Regional incomes 1986. [October 1988; Industrial Development Authorityl
S. Scott, CII/ESRI monthly business survey. [On-going; ECI B. J. Whelan
B. J. ¥helan CIIIESRI biannual investment survey. IOn-going; EC]
EOLAS - The Irish Science and Technology Agency
Databases Department
A. Fitzgerald Surveys of research and development in the Irish economy. [Biennial]
NORTHERN IRELAND ECONOMIC RESEARCH CENTRE
J. A. Schofield Econometric model of Northern Ireland economy. [N.I. Government and Economic and Social Research Council] IIlDEX OF RESEARCHERS
(The nu#bers cited refer to the pale(s) on ~hych a researcher "s project(s) appears. ~here tvo or more researchers have the same name and mytials they are dist/nguished by their mstltu.tional affily’atlon. )
Aalen, F. H. A. - 31 Canny. N. - 14 Agnew, U. - 24 Carney, C. P. - 9, 57 Alexander, R. - 2, 31 Carson, D. - 6 Allan, C. - 56 Carter, B. W. G. - 3 Andreosso, B. - 15 Carthy, M. - 5 Andrews, J. H. - 31, 32 Casey, k. - 24 Ashworth, P. - 58 Casey, M. - 48 Casey, T. - 39 Baker, J. - 44 Caven, T. N. - 40 Baker, L. J. V. - 48 Cawley, M. E. - 32, 53, 58 Baker, T. J. - 20 Cecil, B. - 58 Barker, M. - 27, 58, 59 Chalmers, D. E. - 2, 17, 62 Barker, P. - 4 Chambers, M. - 58 Barry, C. - 6 Chambers, P. L. - 37 Barry, F. G. - 19 Charleton, A. - 24 Barry, J. - 59 Chubb, F. B. - 43 Barry, M. A. - 36 Clancy, P. - 65 Bartlett, D. - 3 Clarke, P. - 21 Beggan, M. - 39 Clarkson, L. k. - 11 Birnie, J. E. - 22 Clulow, B. - 54 Black, J. B. H. - 5, 16 Coates, V. - 58 Blackwell, J. - 18, 38, 57, 59 Cogan, D. J. - 5 Blair, B. - 43 Colbert-Stanley, E. M. - 6 Boore, J. - 58 Coillns, B. - I0, 12, 62 Bourke, G. J. - 57 Collins, J. F. - 6 Bowden, A. - 8 Colllns, N. - 46 Boylan, T. A. - 19 Conlon, I. - 58 Boyle, B. - 7, 46 Conniffe, D. - 20, 68 Bradley, C. - 53, 66 Connolly, G. - 63 Bradley, J. - 20, 68 Connolly, J. k. - 2 Bradley, J. F. - 18 Connolly, M. - 38 Brady, E. - 8 Connolly, S. - 14 Brannigan, D. M. - 2 Convery, F. J. - 18 Breathnach, P. - 4, 30, 50 Cook, G. - 57 Breen, B. - 20, 27, 39, 65, 68 Cook, M. C. F. - i, 16, 51 Brehon, S. - 25, 34 Coombes, D. - 36, 42, 50 Brennan, L. - 6, 38 Corish, P. J. - 23 Brennan, P. - 43 Cormack, B. J. - 28, 40, 63 Brennan, S. - 28 Corridan, J. P. - 56, 87 Breslin, A. - 35, 39, 65 Corrigan, Z. - 56 Breslin, B. - 27 Coughlan, k. - 13, 44, 56 Brewer, J. D. - 63 Craig, J. - 60 Brophy, P. O. - 2 Crawford, A. - 3 Brown, K. D. - 1t, 37 Crawford, E. M. - 11 Browne, C. - 19 Creighton, S. - 20, 49, 59, 65, 66 Browne, M. - 9. 29 Crooks, B. N. - i0 Butler, S. - 56 Crowe, C. - 25 Byrne, M. [BIHE-D] - 4 Crowley, M. - 56, 6? gyrne, M. [ICD] - 48 Crozier, M. - 51, 62 Byrne, P. - 15 Cuddy, I. P. - 19 Byrne, R. - 36 Cullen, M. - 11 Byron, B. F. - 2, 17, 51, 62 Cunningham, A. - 31 Curtin, K. - 31 Cairns, E. - 26, 48, 66 Curtin, L. - 25 Callan, T. - 20, 59, 65 Campbell, J. - 28, 60, 66 Dalton, M. - 61
69 Daly, k. N, - 6 Flamand, F. - 2, 18 Daly, L. E. - 57 Flood, P. - 36 Daly, M. - 56 Flynn, W. - i0 Daly, M. E. - 14 Foley, k. - 15 Daly, P. D. - 28 Foley, C. - 31 Darby, J. - 26 Follls, B. k. - 43 D’Arcy, E. - 22 Forrest, D. W. - 48 D’krcy, F. A. - 9, 13, 18 38, 45, 67 Fothergill, S. - 22, 53 D’Arcy, J. W. - 28 Fox, N. - 47 D’Arcy May, J. - 6t Frain, J. - 20 Davies, A. C. - 11 Freeman, D. - 63 Davis. J. - I, 16, 51 Fuller, R. G. C. - 48 Day, A. - 10, 12, 33 Fulton, N. - i, iB, 51 Delargy, R. - 19 Denley, k. - 12 Gaiiey, L. - 34 Devine, B. - 61 Gannon, M. - 4 Devl~t, S. M. - 34 Gardiner, F. K. - 44 Dickson, D. - 13 Gault, R. - 65 Dillon, k. - 5 Garvey, F. - 25 Dlneen, D. k. - 5, 15, 36 42, 50 Geary, PL T.- 21 Dlnneen, J. - 6, 38 Geoghegan, V. - 43 Doherty, M. - 61 Giblln, T. - 21 Doherty, P. - 32 Gibson, F. - 58, 65 Donaghy, B. C. - 27 Gillan, J. 40, 41 Donnan, H. - 62 Gillesple, O. - 40 54 Donnison, D. - 59 Gilligan, R. - 8, 44, 56, 64 Doran, D. - 27 Gilling, J. - i, 16, 51 Downey, k. - 58 Gillmor, D. k. - 2, 31, 52 Doyle, C. T. - 56, 67 Gilmour, J. ~ 27 Doyle, D. N. - 13 Girvin, B. - 13.44 Drechsler, F. - 5 Glacken, F. - 56 Drew, E. - 38 Goodall, W. - 12 Driscoli, D. - 9, 34, 45 Grace, E. - 8 Drudy, P. J. - 17, 52 Graham, ~I. - 57 Dully, P. J. - il, 30, 50 Greene, J. C. - 12 Dully, T. - 14 Greene, S. - 48 Dully, U. - 29, 41 Grimes, S. - 32 Dunn. P. - 43 Grube, J. W. - 47 Dunn, S. - 26 Gudgin, G. - 22 Dunne, L. -56 Guelke, A. B. - 43 Dunne, T. - 13 Guy, N. - 22, 53
Eccles, P. - 21, 46 Halpin, B. - 20, 27, 39, 66 Egan, S. - i, 16 Haniey, M. - 24 Enderwick, P. - 16, 51 Hannan, D. F. - 20, 27, 39, 49, 59, 65; 66 Essig. S. B. - 16 Harcourt, S. - 54 Evans, k. E. - 55 Harris, H. I. D. - 16, 51 Harrison, P. - 56 Fahey, T. - 61 Harrison, R. [UU] - 19 Falconer, k. D. - 23, 42 Harrlson, R.. [Thomond College] - 25 Faloona, M. - 40 Hart, M. - 19, 22, 53 Fanning, C. M. - 18 Hayes, N. - 47 Farreli, D. - 44 HayeS, T. - 4 Farren, S. - 25, 52 Hendry, J. - 31 Faughnan, S. k. - 45 Hennessy, D. - 2, 18 Faulkner, W. - 50, 62 Hennessy, W. - 13, 32 Finn, P. B. - 25, 52 Henry, E. W. - 20, 68 Fitzgerald, k. - 68 Henry, K. B. - I, 16,51 FitzGerald, J. D. -20, 68 Hepburn, A. C. - 14 Fitzgerald, P. - 12 Herity, B. k. - 57 Fitzmaurice. B. W. - 25 Herries Davies, G. L. - 12 Fitzpatrick, B. - 14 Heskin, K. - 48 Fitzpatrick, D. - 13 Hewitt, V. N. - I, 16, 37, 51
7O Hickey, K. R. - 31 Lalor, P. - 56 Hickey, N. J. - 57 L’Amie, A. - 27, 32, 65 Hitchens, D. M. ¥. N. - 5, 17, 22, 51 Langan, M. E. - 14 Hogan, P. - 23 Lanigan, A. - 25 Horner, A. A. - 32 Lavan, A. - 57 Houghton, D. - 58 Leavy, H. - 4 Houlihan, P. - 33 Leckey, P. - 43 Houston, C. - 11, 30, 61 Leddin, A. - i5 Hughes, G. - 20 Lee, G. - 20 Hughes, J. - 63 Leslle, J. - 38 Hughes, S. - 47 Levi, J. F. S. - 2, 17, 31 Humphreys, P. - 22, 53 Leydon, L. - 24 Humphries, E. - 15 Little, D. G. - 34 Hunt, D. - 37, 52, 64 Livingstone, M. B. E. - 27, 58. 59 Hurley, M. - 20 Loranger, M. - 34 Hurley, M. L. - 25 Lorenz, W. - 56, 64 Hutchinson, W. G. - i, 16, 51 Loughlin, J. P. - 46 Loutzakl, I. - 62 Ingram, A. - 44 Love, M. f. - 59 Irvine~ D. G. - 26 Luddy, M. - i3, 44 Lynch, H. - 4, 15, 30 Jackson, J. A. - 37, 52, 64 Lynch, Z. - 26, 64 Jacobson, D. - 4, ii Jardine, E. - 9, 29 McAleese, D. - 17 Jay, B. - 37, 43 McAllister, J. - 12 Jefferson, C. W. - i, 17, 37, 51 MacAulay, I. - 63 Jeffery, K. - 45 McAuley, P. - 54 Johnson, D. S. - 8, 12 McBrlde, H. - 4 Jones, V. A. - 23 McCabe, D. J. - 9, 14 Joyce, L. - 7, 53 McCabe, P. - 12 McCarthy, B. - 47 Kavanagh, C. - 33 McCarthy, C. F. - 58 Kavanagh, D. - 59 McCarthy, E. - 38, 48 Keane, J. J. - 13 McCarthy, F. - 25 Keane, M. J. - 52 McCarthy, M. H. - 18 Kearney, N. - 25, 56 McCarthy, N. - 21, 53 Keary, B. - I, 16, 61 McCarthy, T. G. - IB Keatinge, P. - 43 McChesney, C. H. - 46 Keegan, R. - 22 McClean, S. - 38, 58 Kelleher, A. - 53 McCluskey, T. - 4 Kelleher, M. - 56 McCorry, M. - 40 Kelly, P. - 3 McCorry, P. - 39 Kendler, K. - 59 McCourt, D. - 48 Kennedy, B. - 45 McDonagh, P. - 4, 30, 50 Kennedy, F. - 20, 66 McDonald, N. - 48 Kennedy, K. - 24 McEwen, A. - 24 Kennedy, K. A. - 21 McEvoy, H. - 27 Kennedy, L. - 12, 16 MacFarlane, G. - 62 Kenny, M. - 33 McGaughey, I. J. - 32, 64 Kent, J. - 25 McGeady, M. - 27 Keogh, G. - 20, 68 McGeehan, G. - 19 Ketch, C. - 32 McGennis, B. - 7, 39, 49 Kilmurray, A. - 53, 66 Mac Grell, M. - 61 King, R. - 31 McGrath, A. - 58 Kippen, J. R. - 62 McGurnaghan, M. A. - 17, 51 Kirk, T. [St Mary’s] - 25, 52 McHugh, D. - 21 Kirk, T. [Stranmillisl - 31 McHugh, G. - 5, 12 Kirke, A. M. - 3, 22, 54 McHugh, M. - 28 Kirke, D. - 65 Wcllheney, C. J. - 28, 60, 66 Kirke, P. - 59 McKenna, C. - 55, 63 Knipe, G. - 63 McKenna, G. - 58, 59 Knox, C. - 46 McKernan, C. - 28 Kramer, A. - 13 McKeown, P. A. - 43
71 McLaughlin, B. - 55 Mullin, S. - 39 McLaughlin., E. - 40 Murphy, A. E, - 17 McLeod, I. - 33 Murphy, C. M. - 6 McLoughlin, M. - 6, 18. 32 Murphy, E. [NIHE-LI - i, 37, 42 55, 62 McManus, B. - 6, 32, 52 Murphy, E. [[AFTI - 21 McMillan, C. - 49 Murphy, J. [UCDI - 2, 18 McMinn, J. - 40 Murphy, J. [UCC] - 26 McNaiara, E. - 5 Murphy, K. - 2, 18 McNicholl, B. - 58 Murphy, M. - 11 McNutt, P. - 19 Murphy, P. - 21 MacPartlin, B. - 36 Murphy Healey, K. - 43 McSherry, R. - 21, 53 Murray, L. - 19 McSweeney, B. - 42 Murray, M. - 49, 58 Mclhlrter, L. - 29, 40, 41 Murray, P. - 57 McWilliams, P. - i0, 12, 33 Murray, W. - 4
Madden, E. - 36 Nathu, N. - 58 Magee, K. - 63 Neilands, C. W. - 12, 33, 63 Magee, S. A. E. - 3 Neill, W. - 31 Maguire, C. J. - 5, 42 Nevin, G. - 59 Maguire, J. - 64 Neweil, K. M. ~ 49 Maguire, M. - 40, 63 Nic Ghiolla Phadratg, M. - 65 Mahon, E. - 23, 42, 61 N~ Fhe{nne, M. - 24 Maillet, P. - 15 Nolan, B. - 20, 59, 65 Malone, M. M. - 42 Nolan, M. - 48 Manning, M. - 45 Noonan, L. - 61 Mapstone, J. - 60 Norton, D. - 2, 14, 19 Marshall, P. E. - 40 Nugent, K. - 48 Marsh, G. - 21 Nunan? D. - 2, 18 Marsh, M. - 43 Martin, C. - 48 Cearbhaill, D. - 6, 19, 34, 52 Martin, M. [St Angela’s] - 24, 47 O’Cinn~’ide, M. S. - 52 Martin, M. [St Mary’s] - 25, 34 O’Connell, J. - 2, 18 Maume, P. - 44 O’Connell, T. - 20 Millar, J. - 28, 60, 66 O’Connor, E. - 47 Miller, R. L. - 28, 60, 66 O’Connor, J. - 5, 24, 33, 37, 47, 50, 55, 62 Millerick, M. - 43 O’Connor, J. D. 8. - 32 Milton,+K. - 63 O’Connor, R. - 21, 53 Mingay, D. - 48 O’Doherty, D. - 21 Moane, G. - 57 O’Donoghue, J. M. - 27 Mokyr, J. - 14 O’Donoghue, M. - 61 Moloney, K. - 24 O’Dowd, L. - 63 Monks, K. - 36 O’Dowd, S. - 34, 44 Montgomery, I. - 32 O’Fee, J. - 3 Moore, M. - 20 O’Gallagher, M. - 24,+ 37, 42, 50, 55, 62 Moran A. [UU] - 27 Gr~da, C. - 14+, 19 Moran A. [UCD] - (8 O’Halpin, E. - 8, 42 Moran M. - 24 O’Hea, M. - l Moran M. k. - 56, 67 hEigeartaigh, S. - 26 Moran P. - 17 O’Keeffe, M. J. - 18 Moreh J. - 17 OiKelly, M. E. J. - 6, 38 Morgan, D. - 8, 44 O’Leary, J. - 63 Morgan, M. - 47 O’Leary Hayes, C. - 26 Morgan, V. - 26 Oliver, V. - 39 Morrls, C. J. - 40 O’Mahony, K. M. - 32 Morrissey, t. J. - 11 O’Malley, E. " 21 Mortell, P. B. - 25 O’Maliey, T. - 9 Moss, J. E. - i, 16 O’Neill, C. - i, 16, 51 Moxon-Browne, E. - 43 O’Neill, M. [FAS] - 39 + Mulcahy, k. - 25 O’Neill, M. [UCCI - 44 Wulcahy, D. G. - 26 O’Regan, P. - 44 Mulcahy, R. - 57 O’Reilly, k. - 63 Mulholland, P. - 41 O’niordan, M. K. - 19
72 Osborne, R. D. - 28, 40, 60, 63, 66 Stare, F. J. - 57 O’Shea, E. - i9, 57 Stevens, F. M. - 58 O’Sullivan, B. A. - 5 Stokes, M. - 48 O’Sullivan, D. - 26, 44, 64 Stokes, P. - 37, 52. 64 Outram, D. - 26 Storey, A. - 20 Storey, D. - 32 Paek-Howard, I. - 63 Strain, J. J. - 58, 59 Palmer, K. M. - 43 Strugnell, £. - 32 Parker, A. J. - 6. 19, 32 Strydom, B. P. - 64 Phe]an. G. - iO, 19, 67 Sturdy, D. J. - !4 P1nkerton, J. R. - 56 Sugden, J. 45 Poiiock, V. b. - i4 Sutheriand, k. E. - 28 l P,~we!], F.- 64 Sweeney, K. F. - 54 F’rendereast. C. C. - i2. ]7 Sweeney, M. - 48. 67 Prender~ast, O. - 33 Prln~]e. D. - i0, 30, 55. 67 Teare, S. - 28 Prior. i.. - 59 Tennant, L. ~. - 14 Pye. ~. - 21 Thomas, 1. - 17. 52 Thompson, D. - 4[ Qutnn, B. - 4, 30 Thompson, K. - 58 Qulnn, D. - 24 Thompson, R. - 48 Thorp, M. B. - 3 Reddan, M. - 8, 56 Tierney, M. - 38 Regan, J. J. - 26 Timoney, N. - 15 Relchlln, L. - 18 Tipping, B. - 39 Reld, N. - 27, 38, 45, 58 Tobin, D. - 50 Richardson, V. - 57 Todd, C. - 38, 58 - 38, 58 Riordan. E. B. - 3, 21 Tonra, J. B. - 42 Robinson, G. - 45, 58 Trewsdale, J. M. - 17, 37 Roche, D. - 4 Trimble, M. J. - 2, 17, 51 Roche, J. G. - 6, 9 Truetzschler, W. - 33, 42 Roper, S. - 22 Tyrre11, J. G. - 2, 32, 52 Ross, M. - 3, 21, 53, 68 Rottman, D. B. - 65 yon Prondzynskt, F. - 37, 43 Roxby, B, - 23 Ruane, O. - 47 Wafer. B. - 21 Ruddle, H. - 24, 33, 37, 47, 55, 62 Wagner, K. - 22 Ruth, S. - 36, 47 Wagstaff, P. - 64 Ryan, P. [UCC] - 13 Walker, G. - 39 Ryan, P. [TCD] - 48 Wallace, J. - 36 Walsh, B. M. - 9, 19, 38 Sanger. A. - 24, 51, 63 Walsh, D. - 59 Schofieid, A. - 22, 53, 68 Walsh, D. P. J. - B Scott, L. - 7, 39, 49 Walsh, J. k. [Carysfort] - I, I0, 15, 30, 50, 67 Scott, S. - 6, 20, 68 Walsh, J. A. [NIHE-D] - 4 Scully, D. - 49 Ward, K. - 45 Sexton, J. J. - 39 Warm, D. D. - 27 Sharkey, E. - 31 Watson, V. - 14 Sharp, A. J. - 45 Wearer, J. A. - 30, 35, 39, 61, 65 Sheehy, I. - 28 Weiczorek-Deertng, D. - 48 Sheliey, E. B. - 57 Wells, I. F. - 28 Simms, A. - 32 Whelan, B. J. - 6, 20, 21, 39, 53, 59, 65, 68 Simpson, P. R. - 17, 55 Whelan, C. - 48 Singleton, D. - 31 Whelan, C. T. - 49, 65, 66 Singleton, D. M. - 34 Whyte, A. - 13, 52 Sloan, V. - 40, 60 Whyte, J. H. - 45, 64 Smith, A. - 26 Wtckham, A. - 23, 36, 61 Smyth, W. J. - 11, 30, 61 Wickham, J. - 38 Spence, W. R. - 34 Wilford, R. k. - 37, 43 Spencer, J. E. - 17, 51 W111iams, J. A. - 39 Springhall, J. - 14 Williamson, A. - 58 Stainer, T. F. - 3, 22 Willis, P. - 4 Stakelua, M. - 17 Wilson, D. - 26
13 Wilson, J. A. - 28 Wilson, R..- 58 Woods, S: J. M. - 27, 32 Wright, M. - 58
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